The 2023 NBA draft lottery is officially over, which means we now know where the Oklahoma City Thunder will be drafting.
The Thunder stayed at the No. 12 spot for their sole first-round pick this year. Meanwhile, OKC also owns the No. 37 overall pick (via the Washington Wizards) and the No. 50 overall pick (via the Miami Heat) in the second round.
In total, the Thunder currently owns three draft picks in the upcoming 2023 NBA draft, which is scheduled to happen on June 22. This can obviously change with trades as OKC has made a draft deal in the last four years.
The San Antonio Spurs won the lottery and will likely draft French phenom Victor Wembanyama with the No. 1 pick.
Let’s look at what the latest rounds of mock drafts have the Thunder selecting now that the lottery is officially over.
Projections for No. 12 (first round):
- Jonathan Givony, ESPN: No. 12: Cason Wallace (Kentucky: Guard, 19 years old, 6-foot-4)
- Sam Vecenie, The Athletic: No. 12: Leonard Miller (G League Ignite: Forward, 19 years old, 6-foot-10)
- Kevin O’Connor, The Ringer: No. 12: Leonard Miller (G League Ignite: Forward, 19 years old, 6-foot-10)
- Jonathan Wasserman, Bleacher Report: No. 12: Cason Wallace (Kentucky: Guard, 19 years old, 6-foot-4)
- Bryan Kalbrosky, For The Win: No. 12: Brice Sensabaugh (Ohio State: Forward, 19 years old, 6-foot-6)
- Michael Scotto, HoopsHype: No. 12: Nick Smith Jr. (Arkansas: Guard, 19 years old, 6-foot-5)
- Krysten Peek, Yahoo: No. 12: Jordan Hawkins (Connecticut: Guard, 21 years old, 6-foot-5)
- Kyle Boone, CBS: No. 12: Keyonte George (Baylor: Guard, 19 years old, 6-foot-4)
- Ricky O’Donnell, SBNation: No. 12: Keyonte George (Baylor: Guard, 19 years old, 6-foot-4)
- Tankathon, No. 12: Keyonte George (Baylor: Guard, 19 years old, 6-foot-4)
- NBAdraft.net, No. 12: Jarace Walker (Houston: Forward, 19 years old, 6-foot-8)
- NBA Draft Room, No. 12: G.G. Jackson (South Carolina: Forward, 18 years old, 6-foot-8)
Projections for No. 37 (second round via Wizards):
- Jonathan Givony, ESPN: No. 37: Jalen Wilson (Kansas: Forward, 22 years old, 6-foot-8)
- Jonathan Wasserman, Bleacher Report: No. 37: Trayce Jackson-Davis (Indiana: Forward, 23 years old, 6-foot-9)
- Bryan Kalbrosky, For The Win: No. 37: Jaime Jaquez Jr. (UCLA: Forward, 22 years old, 6-foor-7)
- Krysten Peek, Yahoo: No. 37: Andre Jackson Jr. (Connecticut: Guard, 21 years old, 6-foot-6)
- Tankathon, No. 37: DaRon Holmes II (Dayton: Center, 20 years old. 6-foot-10)
- NBAdraft.net, No. 37: Keyontae Johnson (Kansas State: Forward, 22 years old, 6-foot-6)
- NBA Draft Room, No. 37: Jordan Walsh (Arkansas: Forward, 19 years old, 6-foot-7)
Projections for No. 50 (second round via Heat):
- Jonathan Givony, ESPN: No. 50: DaRon Holmes II (Dayton: Center, 20 years old. 6-foot-10)
- Krysten Peek, Yahoo: No. 50: Dillon Mitchell (Texas: Guard, 19 years old, 6-foot-8)
- Tankathon, No. 50: Keyontae Johnson (Kansas State: Forward, 22 years old, 6-foot-6)
- NBA Draft Room, No. 50: Jaime Jaquez Jr. (UCLA: Forward, 22 years old, 6-foor-7)
