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The 2025 NBA Draft delivered generational talent, head-scratching reaches, and the usual Twitter chaos. From no-brainer top picks to late-round steals, we break down the biggest moments—and the reactions that had the internet losing its mind.
Kevin Garnett says he sees superstar potential in Cooper Flagg:
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) September 22, 2024
“We ain't had no bad a** cold a** white boy like this in a long time.”
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1. Cooper Flagg (No. 1, Detroit Pistons)
The 6’9″ forward was the consensus top pick after dominating at Duke. Two-way versatility, elite athleticism, and a polished offensive game make him the closest thing to a “sure thing.”
“What might be a bad shot to you, you don’t work on it. I work on it.”
— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) May 15, 2025
- Ace Bailey
(🎥 @chasedcsports )
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2. Ace Bailey (No. 2, Washington Wizards)
Rutgers’ high-flying wing brings unreal shot-making and defensive upside. Some scouts argue he has the highest ceiling in the draft.
We're live with Dylan Harper!
— NBA (@NBA) May 30, 2025
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3. Dylan Harper (No. 3, San Antonio Spurs)
The Spurs landed another potential superstar guard to pair with Wemby. Harper’s playmaking and clutch gene had scouts drooling.
Matas Buzelis falling to No. 7 (Blazers) – Once projected top-3, his slide stunned fans.
Bronny James at No. 19 (Lakers) – The ultimate legacy pick. Product of LeBron’s influence or legit value? Twitter debated hard.
International mystery man Nikola Topic going No. 4 (Hornets) – A risky bet on a 6’6″ playmaker with injury concerns.
The 2025 NBA Draft delivered generational talent, head-scratching reaches, and the usual Twitter chaos. From no-brainer top picks to late-round steals, we break down the biggest