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NBA Draft order 2014: Full list of first- and second-round selections

Cleveland held just a 1.7 percent chance to take another No. 1 overall pick, and that’s exactly what the Cavaliers did at the NBA Draft lottery. Here’s the complete draft order.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are atop the NBA Draft again, this time after moving up from the No. 9 draft lottery spot all the way to No. 1. The rest of the lottery shook out in order, so aside from the carnage of the Cavaliers enjoying the No. 1 overall pick for the third time in the last four years, there are no alarms and no surprises.

Here is the draft order in full, as determined by the lottery and regular season records. Draft trades are shown in parentheses (and in the case of the No. 21 pick, also in order of trades).

1. Cleveland Cavaliers

9. Charlotte Hornets (via Detroit Pistons)

10. Philadelphia 76ers (via New Orleans Pelicans)

12. Orlando Magic (via New York Knicks)

17. Boston Celtics (via Brooklyn Nets)

18. Phoenix Suns (via Washington Wizards)

19. Chicago Bulls

21. Oklahoma City Thunder (via Houston Rockets, via Los Angeles Lakers, via Dallas Mavericks)

23. Utah Jazz (via Golden State Warriors)

24. Charlotte Hornets (via Portland Trail Blazers)

25. Houston Rockets

27. Phoenix Suns (via Indiana Pacers)

29. Oklahoma City Thunder

31. Milwaukee Bucks

32. Philadelphia 76ers

33. Cleveland Cavaliers (via Orlando Magic)

34. Dallas Mavericks (via Boston Celtics)

35. Utah Jazz

36. Milwaukee Bucks (via Los Angeles Lakers via Phoenix Suns via Minnesota Timberwolves)

37. Toronto Raptors (via Sacramento Kings)

38. Detroit Pistons

39. Philadelphia 76ers (via Cleveland Cavaliers)

40. Minnesota Timberwolves (via New Orleans Pelicans)

41. Denver Nuggets

42. Houston Rockets (via New York Knicks)

43. Atlanta Hawks

44. Minnesota Timberwolves (via Miami Heat via Timberwolves)

45. Charlotte Hornets

46. Washington Wizards

47. Philadelphia 76ers (via Brooklyn Nets via Boston Celtics via Dallas Mavericks)

48. Milwaukee Bucks (via Toronto Raptors via Phoenix Suns)

49. Chicago Bulls

50. Phoenix Suns

51. Dallas Mavericks

52. Philadelphia 76ers (via Memphis Grizzlies via Cleveland Cavaliers)

53. Minnesota Timberwolves (via Golden State Warriors)

54. Philadelphia 76ers (via Houston Rockets via Milwaukee Bucks)

55. Miami Heat

56. Denver Nuggets (via Portland Trail Blazers)

57. Indiana Pacers

58. San Antonio Spurs (via Los Angeles Clippers via New Orleans Pelicans)

59. Toronto Raptors (via Oklahoma City Thunder via New York Knicks)

60. San Antonio Spurs

The NBA Draft will be held June 26 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY.

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