NBA Draft Results 2013: Full Listings for Every Selection

The 2013 NBA draft will always be remembered as one that was defined by unpredictability and big questions surrounding the top stars. 

Starting right at the top of the draft with the Cleveland Cavaliers, who reportedly attempted to trade the top pick before settling on Anthony Bennett 

However, the intrigue with this draft doesn't stop there. There were plenty of teams looking to make moves and draft the next crucial piece to the puzzle. Read on to find out how the entire draft shook out on Thursday night. 

First Round

Pick	Team	Player
1.	Cleveland Cavaliers	Anthony Bennett, F, UNLV
2.	Orlando Magic	Victor Oladipo, SG, Indiana
3.	Washington Wizards	Otto Porter, SF, Georgetown
4.	Charlotte Bobcats	Cody Zeller, C, Indiana
5.	Phoenix Suns	Alex Len, C, Maryland
6.	New Orleans Pelicans	Nerlens Noel, C, Kentucky*
7.	Sacramento Kings	Ben McLemore, SG, Kansas
8.	Detroit Pistons	Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, SG, Georgia
9.	Minnesota Timberwolves	Trey Burke, PG, Michigan**
10.	Portland Trailblazers	C.J. McCollum, PG/SG, Lehigh
11.	Philadelphia 76ers	Michael Carter-Williams, PG, Syracuse
12.	Oklahoma City Thunder	Steven Adams, C, Pittsburgh
13.	Dallas Mavericks	Kelly Olynyk, C, Gonzaga***
14.	Utah Jazz	Shabazz Muhammad, SG/SF, UCLA**
15.	Milwaukee Bucks	Giannis Antetokounmpo, SF, Greece
16.	Boston Celtics	Lucas Nogueira, C, Brazil***
17;	Atlanta Hawks	Dennis Schroeder, PG, Germany
18;	Atlanta Hawks	Shane Larkin, PG, Miami***
19.	Cleveland Cavaliers	Sergey Karasev, SG/SF, Russia
20.	Chicago Bulls	Tony Snell, SF, New Mexico
21.	Utah Jazz	Gorgui Dieng, C, Louisville**
22.	Brooklyn Nets	Mason Plumlee, PF, Duke
23.	Indiana Pacers	Solomon Hill, F, Arizona
24.	New York Knicks	Tim Hardaway, Jr., SG, Michigan
25.	Los Angeles Clippers	Reggie Bullock, SF, North Carolina
26.	Minnesota Timberwolves	Andre Roberson, F, Colorado****
27.	Denver Nuggets	Rudy Gobert, C, France*****
28.	San Antonio Spurs	Olivio Jean-Charles, PF, France
29.	Oklahoma City Thunder	Archie Goodwin, SG, Kentucky****
30.	Phoenix Suns	Nemanja Nedovic, G, Serbia****

* The New Orleans Pelicans will trade Nerlens Noel and a protected 2014 first-rounder to the Philadelphia 76ers for Jrue Holiday and the 42nd overall pick (Pierre Jackson), per ESPN.com. 

** The Minnesota Timberwolves will trade Trey Burke to the Utah Jazz for the No. 14 pick (Shabazz Muhammad) and the No. 21 pick (Gorgui Dieng), per ESPN's Chad Ford. 

***The Dallas Mavericks will trade Kelly Olynyk to the Boston Celtics for pick No. 16 and two future second-rounders, per Ford. The Mavs will then trade the No. 16 pick (Lucas Nogueira) and Jared Cunningham to the Atlanta Hawks for the No. 18 pick (Shane Larkin) and the No. 44 selection, per Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports. 

****The Golden State Warriors will purchase the No. 26 pick from the Minnesota Timberwolves, per Andy Katz of ESPN. They will then trade the pick to the Oklahoma City Thunder for the No. 29 pick, per Marcus Thompson of the Bay Area Sports Group. The Thunder will then swap the No. 29 pick with the Suns for the No. 30 pick, per Wojnarowski. 

*****The Denver Nuggets will trade No. 27 pick Rudy Gobert to the Utah Jazz for the No. 46 pick and cash, per Benjamin Hochman of The Denver Post.

Second Round

All second round trade information via ESPN.com.

Pick	Team	Player
31.	Cleveland Cavaliers	Allen Crabbe, SG, California (traded to Portland)
32.	Oklahoma City Thunder	Alex Abrines, SG, Spain
33.	Cleveland Cavaliers	Carrick Felix, SG, Arizona State
34.	Houston Rockets	Isaiah Canaan, PG, Murray State
35.	Philadelphia 76ers	Glen Rice Jr, SG/SF, NBADL (traded to Washington)
36.	Sacramento Kings	Ray McCallum, PG, Detroit
37.	Detroit Pistons	Tony Mitchell, PF, North Texas
38.	Washington Wizards	Nate Wolters, PG, S Dakota St (traded to Milwaukee)
39.	Portland Trail Blazers	Jeff Withey, C, Kansas
40.	Portland Trail Blazers	Grant Jerrett, PF, Arizona
41.	Memphis Grizzlies	Jamaal Franklin, SG, San Diego State
42.	Philadelphia 76ers	Pierre Jackson, PG, Baylor
43.	Milwaukee Bucks	Ricky Ledo, SG, Providence (traded to Philadelphia)
44.	Dallas Mavericks	Mike Muscala, PF, Bucknell (traded to Atlanta)
45.	Portland Trail Blazers	Marko Todorovic, SF, Serbia
46.	Utah Jazz	Erick Green, PG, Virginia Tech (traded to Denver)
47.	Atlanta Hawks	Raul Neto, PG, Brazil
48.	Los Angeles Lakers	Ryan Kelly, PF, Duke
49.	Chicago Bulls	Erik Murphy, PF, Florida
50.	Atlanta Hawks	James Ennis, SF, Long Beach State
51.	Orlando Magic	Romero Osby, PF, Oklahoma
52.	Minnesota Timberwolves	Lorenzo Brown, PG, North Carolina State
53.	Indiana Pacers	Colton Iverson, C, Colorado State
54.	Washington Wizards	Arsalan Kazemi, PF, Oregon
55.	Memphis Grizzlies	Joffrey Lauvergne, PF, France (traded to Denver)
56.	Detroit Pistons	Peyton Siva, PG, Louisville
57.	Phoenix Suns	Alex Oriakhi ,C, Missouri
58.	San Antonio Spurs	Deshaun Thomas, SF, Ohio State
59	Minnesota Timberwolves	Bojan Dubljevic, PF, Serbia
60.	Memphis Grizzlies	Janis Timma, F, Latvia

Notable Storylines

Cavaliers Surprise with No. 1 Pick

It was understood going into the draft that the Cleveland Cavaliers' decision for the No. 1 pick could be a surprise, but few saw them taking UNLV's Anthony Bennett. 

At 6'8" and 240 pounds, Bennett has the build of a small power forward, but the shooting stroke of a small forward. He was expected to be a top-five pick, but most experts believed that the Cavaliers would go with either one of the promising centers in this draft, Alex Len of Maryland or Nerlens Noel of Kentucky. 

However, the Cavaliers made the first stunning decision of the night, taking the electric forward to complement their young core of Kyrie Irving, Dion Waiters and Tristan Thompson. 

Nerlens Noel Slides—Then Gets Traded

Coming into the draft Noel was the favorite to go with the top selection in the whole draft. Not only did that not turn out to be the case, he ended up sliding out of the top five. 

The Pelicans swooped him up with the No. 6 pick after centers Cody Zeller and Alex Len were taken at Nos. 4 and 5. But before Noel and Pelicans power forward Anthony Davis could even start guessing who would block more shots in New Orleans next season, he was shipped with a 2014 protected first-rounder to Philadelphia for point guard Jrue Holiday and this year's 42nd overall pick, Pierre Jackson, per ESPN.com.

Trey Burke Heads to Utah for Two First-Round Picks

The Utah Jazz needed a quality point guard in this draft and made a bold move to acquire the top-rated player at the position in Trey Burke. According to Chad Ford of ESPN, the Timberwolves received the 14th and 21st selections in the draft. They used those picks on Shabazz Muhammad and Gorgui Dieng, respectively. 

Muhammad was once considered one of the top prospects in the class, but he didn't quite live up to his potential at UCLA. Burke was the National Player of the Year in college basketball last season.

Now they'll be linked together for the rest of their careers.