NBA All-Rookie Team

The NBA All-Rookie Team is an annual National Basketball Association (NBA) honor given since the 1962–63 NBA season to the top rookies during the regular season. Voting is conducted by the NBA head coaches who are not allowed to vote for players on their own team.[1] The All-Rookie Team is generally composed of two five-man lineups: a first team and a second team. The players each receive two points for each first team vote and one point for each second team vote. The top five players with the highest point total make the first team, with the next five making the second team. In the case of a tie at the fifth position of either team, the roster is expanded. If the first team consists of six players due to a tie, the second team will still consist of five players with the potential for more expansion in the event of additional ties. Ties have occurred several times, most recently in 2012, when Kawhi Leonard, Iman Shumpert, and Brandon Knight tied in votes received. No respect is given to positions. For example, the first team had four forwards, and one guard in 2008, while the first team had four centers (two of which were forward-centers) and one guard in 2016.

The Chicago Bulls hold the record for franchise with the most All-Rookie Team selections, with 25. The New York Knicks are second, with the franchise having 22 players selected. Nine All-Rookie Team members have won both the Rookie of the Year Award and the Most Valuable Player Award (MVP) during their careers. Wilt Chamberlain and Wes Unseld are the only players to accomplish this feat in the same season. As of the end of the 2007–08 season, 29 members of the All-Rookie Team have been elected into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, 32 members were not born in the United States and 120 members are active in the NBA.[2][3][4][5][6]

Selections

^ Denotes players who are still active in the NBA
* Elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as a player
Player
(in bold text)
Indicates the player who won the Rookie of the Year award
Player
(in italic text)
Indicates the player who was drafted first overall
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (as Lew Alcindor) was named to the All-Rookie Team in the 1969–70 NBA season.
Larry Bird was named to the All-Rookie Team in the 1979–80 NBA season.
Magic Johnson was named to the All-Rookie Team in the 1979–80 NBA season.
Michael Jordan was named to the All-Rookie Team in the 1984–85 NBA season.
Patrick Ewing was named to the All-Rookie Team in the 1985–86 NBA season.
David Robinson was named to the All-Rookie First Team in the 1989–90 NBA season.
Shaquille O'Neal was named to the first team in the 1992–93 NBA season.
Kevin Garnett was named to the second team in the 1995–96 NBA season.
Kobe Bryant was named to the second team in the 1996–97 NBA season.
Tim Duncan was named to the first team in the 1997–98 NBA season.
Pau Gasol was named to the first team in the 2001–02 NBA season.
Yao Ming was named to the first team in the 2002–03 NBA season.
Rookie of the Year winner Amar'e Stoudemire was named to the first team in the 2002–03 NBA season.
LeBron James was named to the first team in the 2003–04 NBA season.
Carmelo Anthony was named to the first team in the 2003–04 NBA season.
Dwight Howard was named to the first team in the 2004–05 NBA season.
Chris Paul was named to the first team in the 2005–06 NBA season.
Kevin Durant was named to the first team in the 2007–08 NBA season.
Derrick Rose was named to the first team in the 2008–09 NBA season.
Stephen Curry was named to the first team in the 2009–10 NBA season.
Blake Griffin was named to the first team in the 2010–11 NBA season.
Kyrie Irving was named to the first team in the 2011–12 NBA season.
Anthony Davis was named to the first team in the 2012–13 NBA season.
Luka Dončić was named to the first team in the 2018–19 NBA season.
Zion Williamson was named to the first team in the 2019–20 NBA season.
Season First team Second team
PlayersTeams PlayersTeams
1962–63 Terry DischingerChicago ZephyrsNo second team
Chet Walker*Syracuse Nationals
Zelmo Beaty*St. Louis Hawks
John Havlicek*Boston Celtics
Dave DeBusschere*Detroit Pistons
1963–64 Jerry Lucas*Cincinnati RoyalsNo second team
Gus Johnson*Baltimore Bullets
Nate Thurmond*San Francisco Warriors
Art HeymanNew York Knicks
Rod ThornBaltimore Bullets (2)
1964–65 Willis Reed*New York Knicks (2)No second team
Jim BarnesNew York Knicks (3)
Howard KomivesNew York Knicks (4)
Lucious JacksonPhiladelphia 76ers
Wali Jones (tie)Baltimore Bullets (3)
Joe Caldwell (tie)Detroit Pistons (2)
1965–66 Rick Barry*San Francisco Warriors (2)No second team
Billy Cunningham*Philadelphia 76ers (2)
Tom Van ArsdaleDetroit Pistons (3)
Dick Van ArsdaleNew York Knicks (5)
Fred HetzelSan Francisco Warriors (3)
1966–67 Lou Hudson*St. Louis Hawks (2)No second team
Jack MarinBaltimore Bullets (4)
Erwin MuellerChicago Bulls
Cazzie RussellNew York Knicks (6)
Dave Bing*Detroit Pistons (4)
1967–68 Earl Monroe*Baltimore Bullets (5)No second team
Bob RuleSeattle SuperSonics
Walt Frazier*New York Knicks (7)
Al TuckerSeattle SuperSonics (2)
Phil JacksonNew York Knicks (8)
1968–69 Wes Unseld*Baltimore Bullets (6)No second team
Elvin Hayes*San Diego Rockets
Bill HewittLos Angeles Lakers
Art HarrisSeattle SuperSonics (3)
Gary GregorPhoenix Suns
1969–70 Lew Alcindor*[a]Milwaukee BucksNo second team
Bob Dandridge*Milwaukee Bucks (2)
Jo Jo White*Boston Celtics (2)
Mike DavisBaltimore Bullets (7)
Dick GarrettLos Angeles Lakers (2)
1970–71 Geoff PetriePortland Trail BlazersNo second team
Dave Cowens*Boston Celtics (3)
Pete Maravich*Atlanta Hawks (3)
Calvin Murphy*San Diego Rockets (2)
Bob Lanier*Detroit Pistons (5)
1971–72 Elmore SmithBuffalo BravesNo second team
Sidney WicksPortland Trail Blazers (2)
Austin CarrCleveland Cavaliers
Phil ChenierBaltimore Bullets (8)
Clifford RayChicago Bulls (2)
1972–73 Bob McAdoo*Buffalo Braves (2)No second team
Lloyd NealPortland Trail Blazers (3)
Fred BoydPhiladelphia 76ers (3)
Dwight DavisCleveland Cavaliers (2)
Jim PriceLos Angeles Lakers (3)
1973–74 Ernie DiGregorioBuffalo Braves (3)No second team
Ron BehagenKansas City–Omaha Kings (2)
Mike BantomPhoenix Suns (2)
John BrownAtlanta Hawks (4)
Nick WeatherspoonCapital Bullets (9)
1974–75 Jamaal Wilkes*Golden State Warriors (4)No second team
John DrewAtlanta Hawks (5)
Scott WedmanKansas City–Omaha Kings (3)
Tommy BurlesonSeattle SuperSonics (4)
Brian WintersLos Angeles Lakers (4)
1975–76 Alvan AdamsPhoenix Suns (3)No second team
Gus WilliamsGolden State Warriors (5)
Joe MeriweatherHouston Rockets (3)
John ShumateBuffalo Braves (4)
Lionel HollinsPortland Trail Blazers (4)
1976–77 Adrian Dantley*Buffalo Braves (5)No second team
Scott MayChicago Bulls (3)
Mitch KupchakWashington Bullets (10)
John LucasHouston Rockets (4)
Ron LeePhoenix Suns (4)
1977–78 Walter DavisPhoenix Suns (5)No second team
Marques JohnsonMilwaukee Bucks (3)
Bernard King*New Jersey Nets
Jack Sikma*Seattle SuperSonics (5)
Norm NixonLos Angeles Lakers (5)
1978–79 Phil FordKansas City Kings (4)No second team
Mychal ThompsonPortland Trail Blazers (5)
Ron BrewerPortland Trail Blazers (6)
Reggie TheusChicago Bulls (4)
Terry TylerDetroit Pistons (6)
1979–80 Larry Bird*Boston Celtics (4)No second team
Magic Johnson*Los Angeles Lakers (6)
Bill CartwrightNew York Knicks (9)
Calvin NattPortland Trail Blazers (7)
David GreenwoodChicago Bulls (5)
1980–81 Joe Barry CarrollGolden State Warriors (6)No second team
Darrell GriffithUtah Jazz
Larry SmithGolden State Warriors (7)
Kevin McHale*Boston Celtics (5)
Kelvin RanseyPortland Trail Blazers (8)
1981–82 Kelly TripuckaDetroit Pistons (7)No second team
Jay VincentDallas Mavericks
Isiah Thomas*Detroit Pistons (8)
Buck WilliamsNew Jersey Nets (2)
Jeff RulandWashington Bullets (11)
1982–83 Terry CummingsSan Diego Clippers (6)No second team
Clark KelloggIndiana Pacers
Dominique Wilkins*Atlanta Hawks (6)
James Worthy*Los Angeles Lakers (7)
Quintin DaileyChicago Bulls (6)
1983–84 Ralph Sampson*Houston Rockets (5)No second team
Steve StipanovichIndiana Pacers (2)
Byron ScottLos Angeles Lakers (8)
Jeff MaloneWashington Bullets (12)
Thurl Bailey (tie)Utah Jazz (2)
Darrell Walker (tie)New York Knicks (10)
1984–85 Michael Jordan*Chicago Bulls (7)No second team
Akeem Olajuwon*[b]Houston Rockets (6)
Sam BowiePortland Trail Blazers (9)
Charles Barkley*Philadelphia 76ers (4)
Sam PerkinsDallas Mavericks (2)
1985–86 Xavier McDanielSeattle SuperSonics (6)No second team
Patrick Ewing*New York Knicks (11)
Karl Malone*Utah Jazz (3)
Joe Dumars*Detroit Pistons (9)
Charles OakleyChicago Bulls (8)
1986–87 Brad DaughertyCleveland Cavaliers (3)No second team
Ron HarperCleveland Cavaliers (4)
Chuck PersonIndiana Pacers (3)
Roy TarpleyDallas Mavericks (3)
John WilliamsCleveland Cavaliers (5)
1987–88 Mark JacksonNew York Knicks (12)No second team
Armen GilliamPhoenix Suns (6)
Kenny SmithSacramento Kings (5)
Greg AndersonSan Antonio Spurs
Derrick McKeySeattle SuperSonics (7)
1988–89 Mitch Richmond*Golden State Warriors (8)Brian ShawBoston Celtics (6)
Willie AndersonSan Antonio Spurs (2)Rex ChapmanCharlotte Hornets
Hersey HawkinsPhiladelphia 76ers (5)Chris MorrisNew Jersey Nets (3)
Rik SmitsIndiana Pacers (4)Rod StricklandNew York Knicks (13)
Charles SmithLos Angeles Clippers (7)Kevin EdwardsMiami Heat
1989–90 David Robinson*[c]San Antonio Spurs (3)J. R. ReidCharlotte Hornets (2)
Tim Hardaway*Golden State Warriors (9)Sean ElliottSan Antonio Spurs (4)
Vlade Divac*Los Angeles Lakers (9)Stacey KingChicago Bulls (9)
Sherman DouglasMiami Heat (2)Blue EdwardsUtah Jazz (4)
Pooh RichardsonMinnesota TimberwolvesGlen RiceMiami Heat (3)
1990–91 Kendall GillCharlotte Hornets (3)Chris JacksonDenver Nuggets
Dennis ScottOrlando MagicGary Payton*Seattle SuperSonics (8)
Dee BrownBoston Celtics (7)Felton SpencerMinnesota Timberwolves (2)
Lionel SimmonsSacramento Kings (6)Travis MaysSacramento Kings (7)
Derrick ColemanNew Jersey Nets (4)Willie BurtonMiami Heat (4)
1991–92 Larry JohnsonCharlotte Hornets (4)Rick FoxBoston Celtics (8)
Dikembe Mutombo*Denver Nuggets (2)Terrell BrandonCleveland Cavaliers (6)
Billy OwensGolden State Warriors (10)Larry StewartWashington Bullets (13)
Steve SmithMiami Heat (5)Stanley RobertsOrlando Magic (2)
Stacey AugmonAtlanta Hawks (7)Mark MaconDenver Nuggets (3)
1992–93 Shaquille O'Neal*Orlando Magic (3)Walt WilliamsSacramento Kings (8)
Alonzo Mourning*Charlotte Hornets (5)Robert HorryHouston Rockets (7)
Christian LaettnerMinnesota Timberwolves (3)Latrell SprewellGolden State Warriors (11)
Tom GugliottaWashington Bullets (14)Clarence WeatherspoonPhiladelphia 76ers (6)
LaPhonso EllisDenver Nuggets (4)Richard Dumas[d]Phoenix Suns (7)
1993–94 Chris Webber*Golden State Warriors (12)Dino Rađa*Boston Celtics (9)
Penny HardawayOrlando Magic (4)Nick Van ExelLos Angeles Lakers (10)
Vin BakerMilwaukee Bucks (4)Shawn BradleyPhiladelphia 76ers (7)
Jamal MashburnDallas Mavericks (4)Toni Kukoč*Chicago Bulls (10)
Isaiah RiderMinnesota Timberwolves (4)Lindsey HunterDetroit Pistons (10)
1994–95 Jason Kidd*Dallas Mavericks (5)Juwan HowardWashington Bullets (15)
Grant Hill*Detroit Pistons (11)Eric MontrossBoston Celtics (10)
Glenn RobinsonMilwaukee Bucks (5)Wesley PersonPhoenix Suns (8)
Eddie JonesLos Angeles Lakers (11)Jalen RoseDenver Nuggets (5)
Brian GrantSacramento Kings (9)Donyell Marshall (tie)Golden State Warriors (13)
Sharone Wright (tie)Philadelphia 76ers (8)
1995–96 Damon StoudamireToronto RaptorsKevin Garnett*Minnesota Timberwolves (5)
Joe SmithGolden State Warriors (14)Bryant ReevesVancouver Grizzlies
Jerry StackhousePhiladelphia 76ers (9)Brent BarryLos Angeles Clippers (8)
Antonio McDyessDenver Nuggets (6)Rasheed WallaceWashington Bullets (16)
Arvydas Sabonis* (tie)Portland Trail Blazers (10)Tyus EdneySacramento Kings (10)
Michael Finley (tie)Phoenix Suns (9)
1996–97 Shareef Abdur-RahimVancouver Grizzlies (2)Kerry KittlesNew Jersey Nets (5)
Allen Iverson*Philadelphia 76ers (10)Ray Allen*Milwaukee Bucks (6)
Stephon MarburyMinnesota Timberwolves (6)Travis KnightLos Angeles Lakers (12)
Marcus CambyToronto Raptors (2)Kobe Bryant*Los Angeles Lakers (13)
Antoine WalkerBoston Celtics (11)Matt MaloneyHouston Rockets (8)
1997–98 Tim Duncan*San Antonio Spurs (5)Tim ThomasPhiladelphia 76ers (11)
Keith Van HornNew Jersey Nets (6)Cedric HendersonCleveland Cavaliers (9)
Brevin KnightCleveland Cavaliers (7)Derek AndersonCleveland Cavaliers (10)
Žydrūnas IlgauskasCleveland Cavaliers (8)Maurice TaylorLos Angeles Clippers (9)
Ron MercerBoston Celtics (12)Bobby JacksonDenver Nuggets (7)
1998–99 Vince CarterToronto Raptors (3)Michael DickersonHouston Rockets (9)
Paul Pierce*Boston Celtics (13)Michael DoleacOrlando Magic (5)
Jason WilliamsSacramento Kings (11)Cuttino MobleyHouston Rockets (10)
Mike BibbyVancouver Grizzlies (3)Michael OlowokandiLos Angeles Clippers (10)
Matt HarpringOrlando Magic (6)Antawn JamisonGolden State Warriors (15)
1999–00 Elton BrandChicago Bulls (11)Shawn MarionPhoenix Suns (10)
Steve FrancisHouston Rockets (11)Ron Artest[e]Chicago Bulls (12)
Lamar OdomLos Angeles Clippers (11)James PoseyDenver Nuggets (8)
Wally SzczerbiakMinnesota Timberwolves (7)Jason TerryAtlanta Hawks (8)
Andre MillerCleveland Cavaliers (11)Chucky AtkinsOrlando Magic (7)
2000–01 Mike MillerOrlando Magic (8)Hedo TürkoğluSacramento Kings (12)
Kenyon MartinNew Jersey Nets (7)Desmond MasonSeattle SuperSonics (9)
Marc JacksonGolden State Warriors (16)Courtney AlexanderWashington Wizards (17)
Morris PetersonToronto Raptors (4)Marcus FizerChicago Bulls (13)
Darius MilesLos Angeles Clippers (12)Chris MihmCleveland Cavaliers (12)
2001–02 Pau GasolMemphis Grizzlies (4)Jamaal TinsleyIndiana Pacers (5)
Shane BattierMemphis Grizzlies (5)Richard JeffersonNew Jersey Nets (8)
Jason RichardsonGolden State Warriors (17)Eddie GriffinHouston Rockets (12)
Tony ParkerSan Antonio Spurs (6)Željko RebračaDetroit Pistons (12)
Andrei KirilenkoUtah Jazz (5)Vladimir Radmanović (tie)Seattle SuperSonics (10)
Joe Johnson (tie)Phoenix Suns (11)
2002–03 Yao Ming*Houston Rockets (13)Manu Ginóbili*San Antonio Spurs (7)
Amare Stoudemire[f]Phoenix Suns (12)Gordan GiričekMemphis Grizzlies (6)
Orlando Magic (9)
Caron ButlerMiami Heat (6)Carlos BoozerCleveland Cavaliers (13)
Drew GoodenMemphis Grizzlies (7)
Orlando Magic (10)
Jay WilliamsChicago Bulls (14)
Nenê Hilario[i]Denver Nuggets (9)J. R. BremerBoston Celtics (14)
2003–04 Carmelo Anthony^Denver Nuggets (10)Josh HowardDallas Mavericks (6)
LeBron James^Cleveland Cavaliers (14)T. J. FordMilwaukee Bucks (7)
Dwyane WadeMiami Heat (7)Udonis Haslem^Miami Heat (8)
Chris Bosh*Toronto Raptors (5)Jarvis HayesWashington Wizards (18)
Kirk HinrichChicago Bulls (15)Marquis DanielsDallas Mavericks (7)
2004–05 Emeka OkaforCharlotte Bobcats (6)Nenad KrstićNew Jersey Nets (9)
Dwight Howard^Orlando Magic (11)Josh SmithAtlanta Hawks (9)
Ben GordonChicago Bulls (16)Josh ChildressAtlanta Hawks (10)
Andre Iguodala^Philadelphia 76ers (12)Jameer NelsonOrlando Magic (12)
Luol DengChicago Bulls (17)Al JeffersonBoston Celtics (15)
2005–06 Chris Paul^New Orleans/Oklahoma City HornetsDanny GrangerIndiana Pacers (6)
Charlie VillanuevaToronto Raptors (6)Raymond FeltonCharlotte Bobcats (7)
Andrew BogutMilwaukee Bucks (8)Luther HeadHouston Rockets (14)
Deron Williams^Utah Jazz (6)Marvin WilliamsAtlanta Hawks (11)
Channing FryeNew York Knicks (14)Ryan GomesBoston Celtics (16)
2006–07 Brandon RoyPortland Trail Blazers (11)Paul Millsap^Utah Jazz (7)
Andrea BargnaniToronto Raptors (7)Adam MorrisonCharlotte Bobcats (8)
Randy FoyeMinnesota Timberwolves (8)Tyrus ThomasChicago Bulls (18)
Rudy Gay^Memphis Grizzlies (8)Craig SmithMinnesota Timberwolves (9)
Jorge Garbajosa (tie)Toronto Raptors (8)Rajon Rondo^ (tie)Boston Celtics (17)
LaMarcus Aldridge^ (tie)Portland Trail Blazers (12)Walter Herrmann (tie)Charlotte Bobcats (9)
Marcus Williams (tie) New Jersey Nets (10)
2007–08 Al Horford^Atlanta Hawks (12)Jamario MoonToronto Raptors (9)
Kevin Durant^Seattle SuperSonics (11)Juan Carlos NavarroMemphis Grizzlies (9)
Luis ScolaHouston Rockets (15)Thaddeus Young^Philadelphia 76ers (13)
Al ThorntonLos Angeles Clippers (13)Rodney StuckeyDetroit Pistons (13)
Jeff Green^Seattle SuperSonics (12)Carl LandryHouston Rockets (16)
2008–09 Derrick Rose^Chicago Bulls (19)Eric Gordon^Los Angeles Clippers (14)
O. J. MayoMemphis Grizzlies (10)Kevin Love^Minnesota Timberwolves (10)
Russell Westbrook^Oklahoma City Thunder (13)Mario Chalmers^Miami Heat (10)
Brook Lopez^New Jersey Nets (11)Marc Gasol^Memphis Grizzlies (11)
Michael BeasleyMiami Heat (9)D. J. Augustin^ (tie)Charlotte Bobcats (10)
Rudy Fernández (tie)Portland Trail Blazers (13)
2009–10 Tyreke EvansSacramento Kings (13)Marcus ThorntonNew Orleans Hornets (2)
Brandon JenningsMilwaukee Bucks (9)DeJuan BlairSan Antonio Spurs (8)
Stephen Curry^Golden State Warriors (18)James Harden^Oklahoma City Thunder (14)
Darren CollisonNew Orleans Hornets (3)Jonny FlynnMinnesota Timberwolves (11)
Taj Gibson^Chicago Bulls (20)Jonas JerebkoDetroit Pistons (14)
2010–11 Blake Griffin^[g]Los Angeles Clippers (15)Greg MonroeDetroit Pistons (15)
John Wall^Washington Wizards (19)Wesley JohnsonMinnesota Timberwolves (12)
Landry FieldsNew York Knicks (15)Eric Bledsoe^Los Angeles Clippers (16)
DeMarcus Cousins^Sacramento Kings (14)Derrick Favors^Utah Jazz (8)
Gary Neal^San Antonio Spurs (9)Paul George^Indiana Pacers (7)
2011–12 Kyrie Irving^Cleveland Cavaliers (15)Isaiah Thomas^Sacramento Kings (15)
Ricky Rubio^Minnesota Timberwolves (13)MarShon BrooksNew Jersey Nets (12)
Kenneth FariedDenver Nuggets (11)Chandler ParsonsHouston Rockets (17)
Klay Thompson^Golden State Warriors (19)Tristan Thompson^Cleveland Cavaliers (16)
Kawhi Leonard^ (tie)San Antonio Spurs (10)
Iman Shumpert (tie)New York Knicks (16)Derrick WilliamsMinnesota Timberwolves (14)
Brandon Knight (tie)Detroit Pistons (16)
2012–13 Damian Lillard^Portland Trail Blazers (14)Andre Drummond^Detroit Pistons (17)
Bradley Beal^Washington Wizards (20)Jonas Valančiūnas^[h]Toronto Raptors (10)
Anthony Davis^New Orleans Hornets (4)Michael Kidd-GilchristCharlotte Bobcats (11)
Dion WaitersCleveland Cavaliers (17)Kyle SinglerDetroit Pistons (18)
Harrison Barnes^Golden State Warriors (20)Tyler ZellerCleveland Cavaliers (18)
2013–14 Michael Carter-Williams^Philadelphia 76ers (14)Kelly Olynyk^Boston Celtics (18)
Victor Oladipo^Orlando Magic (13)Giannis Antetokounmpo^Milwaukee Bucks (10)
Trey Burke^Utah Jazz (10)Gorgui Dieng^Minnesota Timberwolves (15)
Mason Plumlee^Brooklyn Nets (13)Cody Zeller^Charlotte Bobcats (12)
Tim Hardaway Jr.^New York Knicks (17)Steven Adams^Oklahoma City Thunder (15)
2014–15 Andrew Wiggins^Minnesota Timberwolves (16)Marcus Smart^Boston Celtics (19)
Nikola MirotićChicago Bulls (21)Zach LaVine^Minnesota Timberwolves (17)
Nerlens Noel^Philadelphia 76ers (15)Bojan Bogdanović^Brooklyn Nets (14)
Elfrid Payton^Orlando Magic (14)Jusuf Nurkić^Denver Nuggets (12)
Jordan Clarkson^Los Angeles Lakers (14)Langston Galloway^New York Knicks (18)
2015–16 Karl-Anthony Towns^Minnesota Timberwolves (18)Justise Winslow^Miami Heat (11)
Kristaps Porziņģis^New York Knicks (19)D'Angelo Russell^Los Angeles Lakers (15)
Devin Booker^Phoenix Suns (13)Emmanuel MudiayDenver Nuggets (14)
Nikola Jokić^Denver Nuggets (13)Myles Turner^Indiana Pacers (8)
Jahlil Okafor^Philadelphia 76ers (16)Willie Cauley-Stein^Sacramento Kings (16)
2016–17 Malcolm Brogdon^Milwaukee Bucks (11)Jamal Murray^Denver Nuggets (15)
Dario Šarić^Philadelphia 76ers (17)Jaylen Brown^Boston Celtics (20)
Joel Embiid^Philadelphia 76ers (18)Marquese Chriss^Phoenix Suns (14)
Buddy Hield^New Orleans Pelicans (5)Brandon Ingram^Los Angeles Lakers (16)
Willy Hernangómez^New York Knicks (20)Yogi Ferrell^Dallas Mavericks (8)
2017–18 Ben Simmons^[j]Philadelphia 76ers (19)Dennis Smith Jr.^Dallas Mavericks (9)
Donovan Mitchell^Utah Jazz (11)Lonzo Ball^Los Angeles Lakers (18)
Jayson Tatum^Boston Celtics (21)John Collins^Atlanta Hawks (13)
Kyle Kuzma^Los Angeles Lakers (17)Bogdan Bogdanović^Sacramento Kings (18)
Lauri Markkanen^Chicago Bulls (22)Josh Jackson^Phoenix Suns (15)
2018–19 Luka Dončić^Dallas Mavericks (10)Shai Gilgeous-Alexander^Los Angeles Clippers (17)
Trae Young^Atlanta Hawks (14)Collin Sexton^Cleveland Cavaliers (19)
Deandre Ayton^Phoenix Suns (16)Landry Shamet^Los Angeles Clippers (18)
Jaren Jackson Jr.^Memphis Grizzlies (12)Mitchell Robinson^New York Knicks (21)
Marvin Bagley III^Sacramento Kings (18)Kevin Huerter^Atlanta Hawks (15)
2019–20 Ja Morant^Memphis Grizzlies (13)Tyler Herro^Miami Heat (13)
Kendrick Nunn^Miami Heat (12)Terence Davis^Toronto Raptors (11)
Brandon Clarke^Memphis Grizzlies (14)Coby White^Chicago Bulls (23)
Zion Williamson^New Orleans Pelicans (6)P. J. Washington^Charlotte Hornets (13)
Eric Paschall^Golden State Warriors (21)Rui Hachimura^Washington Wizards (21)
2020–21 LaMelo Ball^Charlotte Hornets (14)Immanuel Quickley^New York Knicks (22)
Anthony Edwards^Minnesota Timberwolves (19)Desmond Bane^Memphis Grizzlies (15)
Tyrese Haliburton^Sacramento Kings (19)Isaiah Stewart^Detroit Pistons (20)
Saddiq Bey^Detroit Pistons (19)Isaac Okoro^Cleveland Cavaliers (20)
Jae'Sean Tate^Houston Rockets (18)Patrick Williams^Chicago Bulls (24)
2021–22 Scottie Barnes^Toronto Raptors (12)Herbert Jones^New Orleans Pelicans (7)
Evan Mobley^Cleveland Cavaliers (21)Chris Duarte^Indiana Pacers (9)
Cade Cunningham^Detroit Pistons (21)Bones Hyland^Denver Nuggets (16)
Franz Wagner^Orlando Magic (15)Ayo Dosunmu^Chicago Bulls (25)
Jalen Green^Houston Rockets (19)Josh Giddey^Oklahoma City Thunder (16)

See also

  •  Sports portal

Notes

  • a Before the 1971–72 season, Lew Alcindor changed his name to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.[7]
  • b When Olajuwon arrived in the United States, the University of Houston incorrectly spelled his first name "Akeem". Olajuwon used that spelling until March 9, 1991, when he announced that he would add an H.[8][9]
  • c David Robinson was originally drafted in 1987, but due to his active-duty obligation with the Navy, his rookie season did not begin until the 1989–90 season.[10]
  • d Richard Dumas was originally drafted in 1991, but due to drug violations, he was suspended for the entire 1991–92 season. His rookie season began in the 1992–93 season.
  • e Ron Artest changed his name to Metta World Peace on September 16, 2011 and later Metta Sandiford-Artest in May 2020.[11]
  • f Amar'e Stoudemire's first name had previously been spelled incorrectly as "Amaré" or "Amare" since joining the NBA, but was changed to "Amar'e" in October 2008.[12][13]
  • g Blake Griffin was drafted in 2009, but injured his left kneecap in a pre-season game before the 2009–10 season. He underwent surgery in January 2010 and missed the entire season. His rookie season began in the 2010–11 season.[14]
  • h Jonas Valančiūnas was drafted in 2011, but due partially to the 2011 NBA lockout, he spent the entire 2011–12 season in his home nation of Lithuania. His rookie season began in the 2012–13 season.
  • i Nenê Hilario changed his name to simply Nenê on August 6, 2003.[15]
  • j Ben Simmons was drafted in 2016, but injured his right foot and was ruled out of the entire season. His rookie season began in the 2017–18 season.

References

General
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  • "All-Rookie Teams". basketball-reference.com. Retrieved August 13, 2008.
Specific
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  3. "Most Valuable Player". NBA.com. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. Retrieved September 6, 2008.
  4. "Hall of Famers". Hoophall.com. Retrieved September 17, 2011.
  5. "NBA Players From Around The World: 2007-08 Season". NBA.com. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. Retrieved September 6, 2008.
  6. "Players". NBA.com. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. Retrieved September 6, 2008.
  7. "Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Bio". NBA.com. Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. Retrieved August 4, 2008.
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