2023 NBA Draft trade tracker: Full list of deals with Chris Paul on the move, Damian Lillard staying put

Here's a recap of all the deals surrounding Thursday's NBA Draft

By Colin Ward-Henninger

Jun 23, 2023 at 3:50 am ET • 2 min read

Getty Images

The NBA Draft is doubly exciting for basketball aficionados, because you generally get a glut of two different types of exciting transactions: picks and trades. Especially after the first round, picks and players tend to start changing hands at breakneck speed, and sometimes it can be hard to keep up.

Thursday's 2023 NBA Draft was no exception.

The madness actually started late Wednesday night, when big man Kristaps Porzingis was traded, un-traded and re-traded all in a matter of hours. He ended up with the Boston Celtics after all, where he will add another 3-point threat and rim protector to a team hoping to reach the Finals for the second time in three years. In the same deal, Boston sent Marcus Smart to the Memphis Grizzlies, while Washington acquired super-backup point guard Tyus Jones, along with some draft capital and salary filler.

The Wizards have had a busy week. They also agreed to trade Bradley Beal to the Phoenix Suns on Sunday. When the deal becomes official, Beal will join Kevin Durant and Devin Booker in Phoenix, immediately making them a Western Conference favorite.

In the biggest early deal of Draft day, the Golden State Warriors added Chris Paul to the mix while sending Jordan Poole and draft compensation to the Washington Wizards.

But that was pretty much it in terms of big-name players on the move, with the rest of the draft-day trades being mostly pick swaps and salary dumps. Most notably, Damian Lillard remained with the Portland Trail Blazers and Zion Williamson, after rampant rumors throughout the week, is still a New Orleans Pelican.

Here's a look at all of the trades surrounding the 2023 NBA Draft, so you know what changes to expect heading into the 2023-24 NBA season.

2023 NBA Draft trade tracker

	TEAM RECEIVES
Atlanta	No. 39 pick (Mouhamed Gueye)
Boston	Future second-round pick

	TEAM RECEIVES
Chicago	No. 35 pick (Julian Phillips)
Washington	Two future second-round picks

	TEAM RECEIVES
Sacramento	No. 34 pick (Colby Jones)
Boston	No. 38 pick (Jordan Walsh) Future second-round pick

	TEAM RECEIVES
Charlotte	No. 31 pick (James Nnaji)
Boston	No. 34 pick No. 39 pick

	TEAM RECEIVES
Minnesota	No. 33 pick (Leonard Miller)
San Antonio	2026 second-round pick (via Jazz) 2028 second-round pick

	TEAM RECEIVES
Detroit	No. 25 pick (Marcus Sasser)
Boston	No. 31 pick Two future second-round picks

	TEAM RECEIVES
Milwaukee	No. 36 pick (Andre Jackson Jr.)
Orlando	2030 second-round pick Cash

	TEAM RECEIVES
Dallas	Richaun Holmes No. 24 pick (Olivier-Maxence Prosper)
Sacramento	N/A (traded player exception)

	TEAM RECEIVES
Oklahoma City	No. 10 pick (Cason Wallace) Davis Bertans
Dallas	No. 12 pick (Dereck Lively II)

	TEAM RECEIVES
Washington	No. 7 pick (Bilal Coulibaly)
Indiana	No. 8 pick (Jarace Walker) 2028 second-round pick 2028 second-round pick (via Suns)

	TEAM RECEIVES
Golden St.	Chris Paul No. 57 pick (Trayce Jackson-Davis)
Washington	Jordan Poole Patrick Baldwin Jr. Ryan Rollins 2027 second-round pick 2030 first-round pick (protected)

	TEAM RECEIVES
L.A. Lakers	No. 40 pick (Maxwell Lewis)
Indiana	No. 47 pick (Mojave King) Cash

	TEAM RECEIVES
Boston	Kristaps Porzingis No. 25 pick (via Memphis) 2024 first-round pick (via Golden State, top-four protected)
Memphis	Marcus Smart
Washington	Tyus Jones Danilo Gallinari Mike Muscala No. 35 pick

	TEAM RECEIVES
Phoenix	Bradley Beal Jordan Goodwin Isaiah Todd
Washington	Chris Paul Landry Shamet Second-round picks in 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028 and 2030 Pick swaps in 2024, 2026, 2028 and 2030