Selections

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The Blazers have made a total of 283 selections since their first draft in 1970. As a result of trades prior to the drafts, the team had no picks in 1998, 1999, 2014, 2016, or 2021.[1]

Position key
Abbreviation Meaning Abbreviation Meaning
G Guard PG Point guard
SG Shooting guard F Forward
SF Small forward PF Power forward
C Center
Accomplishments key
Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning
* Hall of Famer (#) Retired Blazers' Number
§ All-Star + First Overall Draft Pick
Hall of Fame, All-Star, and first overall pick Hall of Fame and All-Star
Δ All-Star and Rookie of the Year
Portland Trail Blazers draft picks
Draft Round Pick Player Nationality Position From
1970 1 8 Geoff PetrieΔ (#45)   United States G Princeton
2 25 Walt Gilmore   United States F Fort Valley State
3 42 Bill Cain   United States F Iowa State
4 59 Jim Penix   United States G Bowling Green
5 76 Ron Knight   United States F Cal State Los Angeles
6 93 George Janky   United States F Dayton
7 110 Claude English   United States F Rhode Island
8 127 Doug Boyd   United States F TCU
9 144 Billy Gaskins   United States G Oregon
10 161 Israel Oliver   United States F Elizabeth City State
11 176 Dan McLemore   United States F Bowling Green
12 188 Paul Adams   United States F Central Washington
13 199 Alex Boyd   United States F Nevada
14 208 Frank Lothridge   United States F UT Rio Grande Valley
15 218 Wayne Canaday   United States F Miami (FL)
16 226 Doug Williams   United States F St. Mary's (Texas)
18 235 Bruce Butchko   United States F Southern Illinois
19 239 Mark Gabriel   United States F Hanover College
1971 1 2 Sidney WicksΔ   United States F/C UCLA
2 25 Charlie Yelverton (from San Francisco)[a]   United States G/F Fordham
2 27 Rick Fisher (from Baltimore)[b]   United States F Colorado State
3 37 Larry Steele (#15)   United States G/F Kentucky
3 42 William Smith (from San Francisco)[a]   United States C Syracuse
4 54 Bobby Fields   United States G La Salle
5 71 Hector Blondet   Puerto Rico SG Murray State
6 88 Jim Day   United States F Morehead State
7 105 Gene Knolle   United States G Texas Tech
8 122 John Sutter   United States F Tulane
9 139 Goo Kennedy   United States F/C Texas Christian
10 155 Greg Starrick   United States G Southern Illinois
11 171 Howard Burford   United States F Gonzaga
12 185 Don Sechler   United States C Delaware Valley College
1972 1 1 LaRue Martin*   United States C Loyola (Chicago)
2 14 Bob Davis   United States F Weber State
2 26 Dave Twardzik (#13) (from Golden State)[a]   United States G Old Dominion
2 30 Ollie Johnson (from Los Angeles)[c]   United States F Temple
3 31 Lloyd Neal (#36)   United States F/C Tennessee State
4 48 Gary Stewart   United States F Canisius
5 64 Mike Reid   United States G UC Riverside
6 81 Joe Gaines   United States F Belmont
7 98 Bob Lynn   United States F Cal State Long Beach
8 114 Ruben Vance   United States G Kent State
9 130 Scott McCandlish   United States C Virginia
10 144 Krešimir Ćosić   Croatia C BYU
11 157 Jimmy Wilkins   United States G San Diego State
13 175 Larry Morris   United States F Tulsa
14 181 Paul Kelley   United States F Shaw
15 188 Rich Habegger   United States F Wake Forest
16 193 Mose Adolph   United States G Cal State Los Angeles
1973 1 15 Barry Parkhill (from Los Angeles via Cleveland)[d]   United States G Virginia
4 55 Bird Averitt   United States G Pepperdine
5 71 Fran Costello   United States F Providence
6 89 Neal Jurgensen   United States F Oregon State
7 105 Larry Hollyfield   United States F UCLA
8 123 Lindell Reason   United States G Eastern Michigan
9 139 Mike Contreras   United States G Arizona State
10 154 Sam Whitehead   United States F Oregon State
11 167 Eddie Payne   United States G Wake Forest
12 177 Rick Holdt   United States F NC State
1974 1 1 Bill Walton (#32)   United States F/C UCLA
2 20 Jan van Breda Kolff   United States G/F Vanderbilt
2 34 Phil Lumpkin (from Chicago)[e]   United States G Miami (Ohio)
2 36 Rubin Collins (from Milwaukee via Philadelphia)[f]   United States G Maryland-Eastern Shore
4 56 Mickey Johnson   United States F Aurora
5 74 Bernard Hardin   United States F New Mexico
6 92 Daniel Anderson   United States G USC
7 110 Doug Richards   United States G BYU
8 128 Eldridge Broussard   United States G Pacific University
9 146 Lee Haven   United States G Colorado
10 163 Ron Jones   United States G Oregon State
1975 1 6 Lionel Hollins§ (#14)   United States G Arizona State
2 25 Bob Gross (#30)   United States G/F Long Beach State
3 42 Tom Roy   United States F Maryland
3 50 Gus Gerard (from Chicago)[g]   United States G/F Spirits of St. Louis (ABA)[11]
4 61 Phil Hicks   United States F Tulane
5 78 Maurice Presley   United States C Houston
6 97 Gerald Willett   United States F Oregon
7 114 Steve Fields   United States F Miami University
8 133 Charlie Neal   United States G Oregon State
9 149 Quentin Braxton   United States F Portland
10 166 Tyree Foster   United States F Portland
1976 1 5 Wally Walker   United States F Virginia
2 20 Major Jones (from Kansas City via New Orleans)[h]   United States F Albany State
2 22 Johnny Davis   United States G Dayton
3 39 Jeff Tyson   United States G Western Michigan
4 56 David Everett   United States G Grand Canyon
5 73 Gary Redding   United States F Auburn
7 109 Al DeWitt   United States F Weber State
8 127 Brant Gibler   United States F Puget Sound
9 145 Rob Torresdal   United States F Linfield University
10 162 Marquinhos Leite   Brazil C Pepperdine
1977 1 19 Rich Laurel   United States G Hofstra
2 28 Kim Anderson (from New Orleans)[i]   United States F Missouri
2 41 T.R. Dunn   United States G/F Alabama
3 63 Ricky Brown   United States C Alabama
4 85 Greg White   United States F USC
5 107 Donn Wilber   United States C La Salle
6 128 Myron Jordan   United States F University of the Pacific
7 148 Don Smith   United States F Oregon State
8 167 Harold Rhodes   United States G Washington
1978 1 1 Mychal Thompson* (from Indiana)[j]   Bahamas F/C Minnesota
1 7 Ron Brewer (from Detroit via Seattle)[k]   United States G Arkansas
2 24 Keith Herron (from Buffalo via Atlanta)[l]   United States G/F Villanova
2 44 Clemon Johnson   United States F/C Florida A&M
3 66 Sterling Edmonds   United States F Dartmouth
5 110 Clay Johnson   United States G Missouri
6 131 Tim Evans   United States F Puget Sound
7 152 Walter Reason   United States G Pacific University
8 170 Mark Wickman   United States F Linfield University
9 186 Paul Cozens   United States F Holy Cross
10 202 Tim Warkentin   United States F Biola University
1979 1 12 Jim Paxson§   United States G/F Dayton
2 40 Andrew Fields (from San Antonio via Seattle)[m]   United States F Cheyney State
3 56 Mickey Fox   United States G Saint Mary's University
4 78 Darryl Robinson   United States G Appalachian State
5 100 Matt White   United States C Penn
6 120 Ray Ellis   United States C Pepperdine
7 140 Jeff Tropf   United States F Central Michigan
8 159 Willie Pounds   United States F Chaminade University of Honolulu
9 177 Stan Eckwood   United States G Harding University
10 195 Kelvin Small   United States F Oregon
1980 1 10 Ronnie Lester (traded to Chicago)[n]   United States G Iowa
2 32 David Lawrence (from Indiana)[o]   United States F McNeese State
2 33 Bruce Collins   United States G/F Weber State
3 56 Mike Harper   United States F/C North Park
4 79 Kelvin Henderson   United States F Saint Louis
5 102 Larry Belin   United States F New Mexico
6 125 Perry Mirkovich   Canada G University of Lethbridge
7 148 Gig Sims   United States C UCLA
8 168 John Stroeder   United States F Montana
9 188 Rick Boucher   United States G Maine
10 205 Dave Kufeld   United States F Yeshiva University
1981 1 15 Jeff Lamp   United States G/F Virginia
1 16 Darnell Valentine (from Chicago)[p]   United States G Kansas
2 26 Brian Jackson (from New Jersey via Indiana)[q]   United States F Utah State
3 50 Derek Holcomb (from Cleveland)[r]   United States C Illinois
3 61 Pétur Guðmundsson   Iceland C Washington
4 85 Peter Verhoeven   United States F Fresno State
5 107 Herb Andrew   United States G South Alabama
6 131 Roshern Amie   United States F UTEP
7 153 Julius Wayne   United States G UTEP
8 176 John Smith   United States F Saint Joseph's
9 196 Sid Williams   United States F San Jose State
10 217 Steve Cochran   United States G Lewis & Clark College
1982 1 11 Lafayette Lever§   United States PG Arizona State
2 33 Linton Townes   United States SF James Madison
2 37 Audie Norris (from Golden State)[s]   United States C Jackson State
3 66 Phillip Lockett (from Milwaukee)[t]   United States F Alabama
4 79 Eric Smith   United States F Georgetown
5 103 Cherokee Rhone   United States F Centenary
6 125 Leo Cunningham   United States C Utah State
7 149 Terry Long   United States G Lamar
8 171 Dave Porter   United States F Western Oregon
9 195 Mark Dearborn   United States F Saint Joseph's
10 215 Grant Taylor   United States F UC Irvine
1983 1 14 Clyde Drexler (#22) (from Denver)[u]   United States SG Houston
2 39 Granville Waiters   United States C Ohio State
3 62 Tom Piotrowski   United States C La Salle
4 85 Tim Dunham   United States G Chaminade University of Honolulu
5 108 Gary Monroe   United States F Wright State
6 131 Derrick Pope   United States F Montana
7 154 Paul Little   United States F Penn
8 177 Frank Smith   United States C Arizona
9 199 Phil Hopson   United States F Idaho
10 220 Russ Christianson   United States F Eastern Oregon
1984 1 2 Sam Bowie (from Indiana)[v]   United States F/C Kentucky
1 19 Bernard Thompson   United States G/F Fresno State
2 26 Victor Fleming (from Chicago via Indiana)[w]   United States G Xavier
2 33 Steve Colter (from Denver)[u]   United States G New Mexico State
2 46 Jerome Kersey (from L.A. Lakers)[x]   United States F Longwood
3 65 Tim Kearney   United States C West Virginia
4 88 Brett Applegate   United States F BYU
5 111 Mike Whitmarsh   United States F San Diego
6 134 Lance Ball   United States C Western Oregon
7 157 Victor Anger   United States F Pepperdine
8 180 Steve Flint   United States F UC San Diego
9 202 Dennis Black   United States F Portland
10 224 Randy Dunn   United States F George Fox
1985 1 24 Terry Porter§ (#30) (from Boston via Dallas)[y]   United States PG Wisconsin–Stevens Point
2 25 Mike Smrek (from Golden State)[s]   Canada C Canisius
2 39 George Montgomery   United States C Illinois
3 61 Perry Young   United States SG Virginia Tech
4 85 Joe Atkinson   United States F Oklahoma State
5 107 James Anderson   United States F Union College
6 131 Curtis Moore   United States G Nebraska
7 153 Mark Owen   United States G College of Idaho
1986 1 14 Walter Berry   United States PF St. John's
1 24 Arvydas Sabonis* (from Boston via L.A. Clippers)[z]   Soviet Union
(  Lithuania)
C Zalgiris (USSR/Lithuania)
2 37 Panagiotis Fasoulas   Greece C NC State
3 49 Juden Smith (from Indiana)[aa]   United States F UTEP
3 60 Dražen Petrović*   Yugoslavia
(  Croatia)
SG Cibona (Yugoslavia/Croatia)
4 83 David Shaffer   United States F Florida State
5 106 Jerry Adams   United States F Oregon
6 129 Tony Hampton   United States G Montana State
7 152 Randy Schiff   United States G Linfield University
1987 1 17 Ronnie Murphy   United States SG Jacksonville
2 29 Lester Fonville (from Indiana)[ab]   United States C Jackson State
2 30 Nikita Wilson (from Phoenix)[ac]   United States PF LSU
3 63 Kevin Gamble   United States SG Iowa
4 86 Norwood Barber   United States G Florida State
5 109 David Moss   United States F Tulsa
6 132 Bernard Jackson   United States G Loyola Chicago
7 155 Kenny Stone   United States F George Fox
1988 1 21 Mark Bryant   United States PF Seton Hall
2 26 Rolando Ferreira   Brazil C Arizona
3 53 Anthony Mason§ (from Golden State)[ad]   United States F Tennessee State
3 71 Craig Neal   United States G Georgia Tech
1989 1 22 Byron Irvin   United States SG Missouri
2 36 Clifford Robinson§   United States PF/C Connecticut
1990 1 25 Alaa Abdelnaby   Egypt
  United States
PF Duke
1991 2 54 Marcus Kennedy   United States PF Eastern Michigan
1992 1 26 Dave Johnson   United States SF Syracuse
2 31 Reggie Smith   United States C TCU
1993 1 21 James Robinson   United States SG Alabama
2 48 Kevin Thompson   United States C NC State
1994 1 17 Aaron McKie   United States SG Temple
2 43 Shawnelle Scott   United States C St. John's
1995 1 8 Shawn Respert (from Detroit, traded to Milwaukee)[ae]   United States SG Michigan State
1996 1 17 Jermaine O'Neal§   United States F/C Eau Claire HS (Columbia, South Carolina)
2 46 Marcus Brown   United States G Murray State
1997 2 48 Alvin Williams   United States G Villanova
2000 1 28 Erick Barkley   United States PG St. John's
2001 1 19 Zach Randolph§   United States PF Michigan State
2 49 Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje   Cameroon C Georgetown
2002 1 21 Qyntel Woods   United States SF NE Mississippi CC
2 43 Jason Jennings (from Toronto via Chicago)[af]   United States C Arkansas State
2 51 Federico Kammerichs   Argentina SF Ourense (Spain)
2003 1 23 Travis Outlaw   United States SF Starkville HS (Starkville, Mississippi)
2 54 Nedžad Sinanović   Bosnia and Herzegovina C Brotnjo (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
2004 1 13 Sebastian Telfair   United States PG Lincoln HS (Brooklyn, New York)
1 23 Sergei Monia   Russia SG CSKA Moscow (Russian Basketball Super League)
2 47 Ha Seung-Jin   South Korea C Yonsei University (South Korea)
2005 1 6 Martell Webster (from Utah)[ag]   United States G/F Seattle Prep. School (Seattle, Washington)
1 27 Linas Kleiza (from Dallas via Utah, traded to Denver)[ag][ah]   Lithuania F Missouri
2 35 Ricky Sánchez   Puerto Rico F IMG Academy (Bradenton, Florida)
2006 1 4 Tyrus Thomas (traded to Chicago)[ai]   United States F LSU
1 30 Joel Freeland (from Detroit via Utah)[aj]   United Kingdom F Gran Canaria (Spain)
2 31 James White (traded to Indiana)[ak]   United States G Cincinnati
2007 1 1 Greg Oden*   United States C Ohio State
2 37 Josh McRoberts   United States F Duke
2 42 Derrick Byars (from Indiana,[al] traded to Philadelphia)[am]   United States G/F Vanderbilt
2 52 Taurean Green (from Toronto)[an]   United States G Florida
2 53 Demetris Nichols (from Chicago,[ai] traded to New York)[ao]   United States F Syracuse
2008 1 13 Brandon Rush (traded to Indiana)[ap]   United States F Kansas
2 33 Joey Dorsey (from Memphis[aq], traded to Houston)[ar]   United States F Memphis
2 36 Ömer Aşık (from New York[ao], traded to Chicago)[as]   Turkey C Fenerbahçe Ülker (Turkey)
2 55 Mike Taylor (from Phoenix via Indiana[at], traded to LA Clippers)[au]   United States G Idaho Stampede (D-League)
2009 1 22 Víctor Claver (from Dallas)[av]   Spain SF Pamesa Valencia (Spain)
2 33 Dante Cunningham (from LA Clippers)[aw]   United States PF Villanova
2 38 Jon Brockman (from New York via Chicago,[ax] traded to Sacramento)[ay]   United States PF Washington
2 55 Patrick Mills (from Denver)[ax]   Australia PG Saint Mary's (CA)
2010 1 22 Elliot Williams   United States SG Memphis
2 34 Armon Johnson (from Golden State)[az]   United States PG Nevada
2011 1 21 Nolan Smith   United States G Duke
2 51 Jon Diebler   United States SG Ohio State
2012 1 6 Damian LillardΔ (from Brooklyn)[ba]   United States PG Weber St.
1 11 Meyers Leonard   United States C Illinois
2 40 Will Barton (from Minnesota via Houston)[bb]   United States PG Memphis
2 41 Tyshawn Taylor (traded to Brooklyn)[bc]   United States PG Kansas
2013 1 10 CJ McCollum   United States PG/SG Lehigh
2 39 Jeff Withey (from Minnesota via Cleveland and Boston)[bd]   United States C Kansas
2 40 Grant Jerrett (traded to Oklahoma City)[be]   United States PF Arizona
2 45 Marko Todorović (from Boston)[bf]   Montenegro PF/C FC Barcelona (Spain)
2015 1 23 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (traded to Brooklyn)[bg]   United States SF Arizona
2017 1 15 Justin Jackson (traded to Sacramento)[bh]   United States SF North Carolina
1 20 Harry Giles (from Memphis via Denver and Cleveland,[bi] traded to Sacramento)[bh]   United States PF/C Duke
1 26 Caleb Swanigan (from Cleveland)[bj]   United States PF Purdue
2018 1 24 Anfernee Simons   United States SG IMG Academy (Bradenton, Florida)
2019 1 25 Nassir Little   United States SF North Carolina
2020 1 16 Isaiah Stewart (traded to Detroit via Houston)[bk]   United States PF Washington
2 46 C. J. Elleby   United States SG Washington State
2022 1 7 Shaedon Sharpe   Canada SG Kentucky
2 36 Gabriele Procida (traded to Detroit)[bl]   Italy SG/SF Fortitudo Bologna (Italy)
2 57 Jabari Walker (from Memphis via Utah)[bm]   United States PF Colorado
2023 1 3 Scoot Henderson   United States PG G League Ignite (NBA G League)
1 23 Kris Murray (from New York)[bn]   United States PF Iowa
2 43 Rayan Rupert (from Atlanta)[bo]   France SG New Zealand Breakers (Australia)
2024 1 7 Donovan Clingan   United States C UConn
1 14 Bub Carrington (from Golden State via Memphis and Boston,[bp] traded to Washington)[bq]   United States SG Pittsburgh
2 34 Tyler Kolek (from Charlotte via New Orleans, Oklahoma City, and Denver),[br] traded to New York)[bs]   United States PG Marquette
2 40 Oso Ighodaro (from Atlanta,[bo] traded to Phoenix via New York)[bt]   United States PF/C Marquette
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