How are new players selected in the NBA? What are the No. 1 and No. 2 positions in basketball?

The draft can be applied for by itself or declared by their country or club to meet the NBA draft standards, and only those who are qualified can participate, and the draft selection is based on the results of each team last season. No. 1 point guard and No. 2 scoring guard.

You can apply for it yourself or declare it by its country or club After passing the NBA test, only those who are qualified can participate in the draft, the No. 1 position is PG, that is, the organization guard, and the No. 2 position is SG, that is, the scoring guard.

The draft is based on each team's record last season: No. 1 and No. 2 are point guards and point guards

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According to this season's record, the good record is lower, and the top few with a bad record will be drawn, and there is a probability of lottery, basically that the worse the record, the easier it is to draw a good order.

The worse the record of the first three picks, the higher the probability of the first three decided, and the later ones are in reverse order of the record, that is, the worse the record, the more advanced.

20 years of NBA draft pick of the best (second round).

Olajuwon was recommended to the Rockets Ewing 1985 No. 1 pick Knicks Bill Russell 1956 Second Pick Celtics "Sky Hook" Abdul-Jabbar 1969 First Pick Bucks Johnson 1970 No. 1 Lakers Pippen No. 5 in 1987 Seattle Supersonic "Big Bug" Rodman 1986 Draft Detroit No. 27 Byrd 1978 Sixth Pick Celtics Chamberlain In 1955, the NBA passed a new draft rule, the "Regional Draft Rules". Allowing the team to give up a first-round pick to get a local college player from Chamberlain's game against the Warriors, the 76ers. In the 1981 NBA Draft, Detroit was the second pick to win the Assassins 84th Stockton Jazz Carl Malone was selected by the Jazz with the 13th pick in the first round in the 1985 Draft Fifth Barkley 76ers in 1984 Elvin Hayes was the top pick in the 1968 Rockets in the 1968 Draft Maravich joined the Atlanta Hawks as a prospect in 1970 Drexler "Glider" Drexler 1983, 18th pick to the Rockets Jerry West None Moses Malone was a direct entry. was favored by the coach of the Rockets "Dr. J" Irving was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks with the 12th pick in the first round of the NBA draft in 1972 to give points, very tired, and scolded by his parents.

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Olajuwon was named to the All-American Collegiate Team with rebounds per game, shooting percentage and second blocks. In the summer of the same year, he was drafted by the Houston Rockets as the first round No. 1 "rookie pick." Ewing - Entered the Knicks as the top pick in the 1985-1986 season, and averaged 20 points, 9 rebounds, 2 assists, steals and blocks in his rookie season, and was named to the Rookie of the Year team.

Big Bug" Rodman was selected by Detroit in the 2nd round in the 1986 draft Summer 1969, Abdul-Jabbar was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks in the first round in the second year he had just joined the NBA Bill Russell was the second pick in 1956 Celtics Magic Johnson was selected by the Lakers as the No. 1 pick in 1970 and Bird was picked by the Celtics with the sixth pick in 1978 Chamberlain, who was not drafted in 1955 and originally played with the Warriors In the 1981 NBA Draft, Detroit was selected by the Assassins with the second pick in the 1981 NBA Draft In '84, he was selected by the Jazz only at No. 16 in Stockton Karl Malone was selected by the Jazz with the 13th pick in the first round in the 1985 Draft In 1984, the fifth "flying pig" Barkley was picked by the 76ers Elvin Hayes was selected by the Rockets as the No. 1 pick in the 1968 Draft In the 1970 NBA Draft, Maravich was selected by the Atlanta Hawks in the first round at the second place. Corrected under "Glider" Drexler was selected by the Portland Trail Blazers with the 14th pick in the first round in 1983. Moses Malone originally played in the ABA, but after the ABA was annexed by the NBA, he entered the NBA.

Dr. J: "Irving didn't play in the NBA Draft!! Please don't mislead everyone!! Like Moses Malone, he also started out playing in the ABA and was annexed to the NBA

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2010 NBA Rookie Complete List Rankings, Names, Positions, Selected Team Analysis: 1. John Wall: Point Guard: Wizards: 2. Evan Turner: Shooting Guard: Small Forward: 76ers Small Forward: 76ers 3. Derrick Feers: Power Forward: Nets: 4. Wesley Johnson: Small Forward: Timberwolves: 5. DeMarcus Cousins: Power Forward Center: Kings 6, Apai Yudo, big forward, Warriors 7, Grieg Monroe, big forward, Pistons, 8, Al Aminu, small forward, Clippers, 9, Gordon Hayward, small forward, Jazz, 10, Paul George, small forward, Pacers, 11, Cole Aldridge, center Hornets, 12, Xavier Henry, scoring guard, Grizzlies, 13, Ed Davis, big forward, Raptors, 14, Patrick Patterson, big forward, Rockets, 15, Larry Sanders, big forward, Bucks, 16, Luke Babbitt, small forward Power Forward: Timberwolves 17, Kevin Seraphim, Power Forward, Bulls 18, Eric Bledsoe, Point Guard, Thunder, 19, Avery Bradley, Scoring Guard, Celtics, 20, James Anderson, Scoring Guard, Spurs, 21 Craig Blings, Power Guard, Thunder, 22, Elliott Williams, Scoring Guard, Trail Blazers, 23, Trevor Booker, Big Forward, Timberwolves, 24, Damai James, Small Forward, Hawks 25 Dominique Jones Scoring Guard, Grizzlies, 26, Quincy Pondset, Small Forward, Thunder, 27, Jordan, Liquid Cress Crawford, Scoring Guard, Nets, 28, Grevis-Vasquez, Scoring Guard, Grizzlies, 29, Daniel Alton, Center, Magic, 30, Lazar Hayward, Small Forward, Wizards, Second Round Name Picks, Team 31, Tibor Pellais, Center, Nets, 32, Dexter Pittman, Center, Heat, 33, Hassan, Whiteside, Center, Kings 34 Amon Johnson point guard Trail Blazers 35 Nemanja Bjelica small forward Wizards 36 Treco White point guard Pistons 37 Darlington Hobson small forward Bucks 38 Andy Lautings Shooting Guard: Knicks 39, Landry Fields, Small Forward, Knicks, 40, Lance Stephenson, Scoring Guard, Pacers, 41, Jarvis Wanarner, Big Forward, Heat, 42, Dieshawn Butler, Small Forward, Heat, 43, Devin Ibanks, Small Forward, Lakers, 44, Jerome Jordan, Center, Bucks, 45, Paul Prestes, Center, Timberwolves, 46, Garney Laver, Big Forward, Suns, 47, Keith Galen, Big Forward, Bucks, 48, Latavios, Williams, Small Forward, Heat 49 Ryan Richards, big forward, Spurs, 50, Solomon Araby, center, Mavericks, 51, Magnum Rohr, center, Thunder, 52, Luke Haaland, Gaudi, small forward, power forward, Celtics, 53, Pape Sey, forward, Hawks 54, Willie Warren, point guard, Clippers, 55, Jeremy Evans, small forward, Jazz, 56, Hamadi Ndiaye, center, Timberwolves, 57, Ryan Redd Small Forward: Pacers, 58, Derrick Caracott, Power Forward, Lakers, 59, Stanley Robinson, Small Forward, Magic 60, Dwyane Collins, Power Forward, Suns.