NBA G League Draft 2025 Results, Full Team Rosters for Basketball League

The NBA G League is about to turn a quarter-century old with the beginning of the NBA G League Tip-Off Tournament on Nov. 7.

However, the league has a couple important items to attend to before then, including Saturday's draft.

The league currently consists of 31 teams, and they participate in a two-round draft totaling 62 picks.

Here's a look at each 2025 choice.

*All G-League rosters can be viewed at the G League's official website.

Round 1

1. South Bay Lakers: Dillon Jones

2. Osceola Magic: Tyler Smith

3. Capital City Go-Go: Ace Baldwin

4. Grand Rapids Gold: Adama Bal

5. Capital City Go-Go: Nolan Hickman

6. Capital City Go-Go: Cam Carter

7. Motor City Cruise: Stefan Todorovic

8. Westchester Knicks: Jamal Mashburn Jr.

9. Greensboro Swarm: Ethan Taylor

10. Raptors 905: AJ Hoggard

11. Texas Legends: Kario Oquendo

12. Grand Rapids Gold: Kenan Blackshear

13. Oklahoma City Blue: Vinicius da Silva

14. Sioux Falls Skyforce: Josh Cohen

15. Texas Legends: Cearius Warren

16. Osceola Magic: Ebenezer Dowuona

17. Oklahoma City Blue: John Harge

18. Birmingham Squadron: Tray Jackson

19. Westchester Knicks: Jaden Seymour

20. Birmingham Squadron: Chris Mantis

21. College Park Skyhawks: Tyrin Lawrence

22. Raptors 905: JP Pegues

23. Greensboro Swarm: Olisa Akonobi

24. Oklahoma City Blue: No selection made

25. South Bay Lakers: Selton Miguel

26. Motor City Cruise: O'Mar Stanley

27. Noblesville Boom: Ben Coupet Jr.

28. Salt Lake City Stars: Des Watson

29. Stockton Kings: Jabri Abdur-Rahim

30. Salt Lake City Stars: Carter Whitt

31. Capital City Go-Go: J.Z. Zaher

Numerous G-League (or D-League, as it was once known) players have been called up to the NBA and excelled.

Examples include ex-Miami Heat center Hassan Whiteside, a two-time blocks champion who averaged 14.3 points, 12.2 rebounds and 2.5 blocks from 2014-15 to 2019-20. Danny Green, a standout 3-and-D player, won three NBA championships and shot 40.0 percent from three-point range over 15 pro seasons. Robert Covington played 11 NBA seasons and made the 2017-18 All-Defensive First Team.

More recently, Gary Payton II is enjoying a 10-year NBA career, which includes a 2021-22 championship with the Golden State Warriors. Payton's in his second stint with the Warriors right now.

Scotty Pippen Jr. has impressed in two seasons for the Memphis Grizzlies, especially when called to start in place of superstar Ja Morant due to injury. Over 2023-24 and 2024-25, Pippen averaged 10.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.4 steals per game.