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Last updated: June 24, 2026, 8:31 AM ET

NBA Draft & Offseason Buzz

The NBA draft's first round saw significant movement and player acquisitions, with teams like the Golden State Warriors selecting Michigan wing Yaxel Lendeborg with the 11th pick, a player who admitted to a past fandom of Kyrie Irving and rivalry with Stephen Curry. Draft insiders analyzed the first-round twists and turns, identifying the biggest winners and lingering question marks for franchises. Meanwhile, amid reports of trade talks surrounding Jaylen Brown, Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens stated that Brown "remains a big part of us," indicating the star forward is still valued by the organization. Stevens reiterated that Brown is a central figure in Boston's future plans.

In Milwaukee, Bucks General Manager Jon Horst remained tight-lipped on any potential blockbuster deals involving Giannis Antetokounmpo, instead emphasizing a theme of building for the franchise. Horst declined to discuss trade specifics but focused on the team's forward-looking strategy. As the draft concludes, projections for the second round are already surfacing, with mock drafts stacking the best available players and forecasting potential second-round selections for teams looking to round out their rosters.