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The pick of Bargnani helped the Raptors earn a good mark.

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How did teams fare in the NBA Draft? Chad Ford has posted grades. You may look away, Knicks fans. 30 Teams, 30 Grades

• Ford on Round 1 ... and 2 | Hollinger: Bargnani's a proven pro

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| Chat wrap: 17 draftees | Scouts Inc.
• Katz: So many trades | Disappointments

| Ford: What if ...

• Teams explain their picks:

Raptors | Magic | Blazers | Jazz
• Watch: Bargnani

| Aldridge

| Morrison

| Thomas

• Listen:

Morrison | Redick | Aldridge | S. Williams | Bargnani

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2006 NBA Draft Order - 1st Round
Round 1 \| Round 2
PICK	TEAM	PLAYER
1	Toronto	Andrea Bargnani - PF
2	Chicago (Traded to Portland)	LaMarcus Aldridge - PF
3	Charlotte	Adam Morrison - SF
4	Portland (Traded to Chicago)	Tyrus Thomas - PF
5	Atlanta	Shelden Williams - PF
6	Minnesota (Traded to Portland)	Brandon Roy - SG
7	Boston (Traded to Portland, then Minnesota)	Randy Foye - SG
8	Houston (Traded to Memphis)	Rudy Gay - SF
9	Golden State	Patrick O'Bryant - C
10	Seattle	Mouhamed Sene - C
11	Orlando	J.J. Redick - SG
12	New Orleans	Hilton Armstrong - C
13	Philadelphia (Traded to Chicago)	Thabo Sefolosha - SF
14	Utah	Ronnie Brewer - SG
15	New Orleans (via Bucks)	Cedric Simmons - PF
16	Chicago (Traded to Philadelphia)	Rodney Carney - SF
17	Indiana	Shawne Williams - SF
18	Washington	Oleksiy Pecherov - PF
19	Sacramento	Quincy Douby - SG
20	New York (via Nuggets)	Renaldo Balkman - SF
21	Phoenix (Traded to Boston)	Rajon Rondo - PG
22	New Jersey (via Clippers)	Marcus Williams - PG
23	New Jersey	Josh Boone - C
24	Memphis	Kyle Lowry - PG
25	Cleveland	Shannon Brown - SG
26	LA Lakers (via Heat)	Jordan Farmar - PG
27	Phoenix (Traded to Portland)	Sergio Rodriguez - PG
28	Dallas	Maurice Ager - SG
29	New York (via Spurs)	Mardy Collins - PG
30	Portland (via Pistons)	Joel Freeland - PF

John Hollinger's Draft Do-overs
	2005	• 2005: Passing on CP3 • Draft history
	2004	• High-school studs belong • Draft history
	2003	• 2003: LeBron, Melo, D-Wade ... • Draft history
	2002	• Amare, Yao come on strong • Draft history
	2001	• Kwame, Baby Bulls gone bad • Draft history
	2000	• Redd is a second-round wonder • Draft history
	1999	• Elton Brand vs. Andrei Kirilenko • Draft history
	1998	• The draft of head cases • Draft history
	1997	• Duncan, McGrady, not much else • Draft history
	1996	• Twelve teams pass on Kobe • Draft history
	1995	• Wolves get a steal in KG • Draft history

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