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词条 List of Los Angeles Lakers first and second round draft picks
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  3. Footnotes

  4. References

The Los Angeles Lakers joined the National Basketball Association (NBA) in the 1948–49 BAA season as the Minneapolis Lakers, but moved to Los Angeles for the 1959–60 NBA season, where they have been located ever since. They play their home games at Staples Center, which they share with fellow NBA team the Los Angeles Clippers.[1] The Minneapolis Lakers took its official name from Minnesota's nickname, Land of 10,000 Lakes.[2] The NBA started as the Basketball Association of America (BAA).

To help the Miami Heat acquire local players, territorial picks were instituted from its inception in 1950 until 1965. Territorial picks were used as a type of special draft choice used in the NBA Draft. Prior to the league's draft, a team could forfeit its first round draft pick and select a player from within {{convert|50|mi|km}}. Territorial picks were then eliminated when the draft was revamped in 1966.[3] Before the 1989 NBA draft, the draft had more than two rounds. After 1989, the NBA agreed with the National Basketball Players' Association to limit drafts to two rounds.[3] Teams can also trade their picks, so some years a team could have more than or less than two picks.

The Lakers selected Chuck Hanger with their first pick, ninth overall in the 1948 BAA draft. The Lakers got their first overall draft pick in 1958 by choosing Elgin Baylor, who went on to be selected as the only NBA Rookie of the Year to be on the Lakers.[4] The Lakers also drafted Magic Johnson in 1979 with their second first overall pick, who was rated the greatest NBA point guard of all time by ESPN in 2007.[5] The Lakers had no first round draft picks in 1967, 1976, 1978, 1980, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. The Lakers had no first or second round draft picks from 1983, 1987, and 2001. Throughout the years, the Lakers had traded away some of their picks as well as traded for other teams' picks. As a result of the various trades, the Los Angeles Lakers had five first and second round picks in 1979.

Key

Abbreviation MeaningAbbreviationMeaning
T Territorial pick G Guard
PG Point guard SG Shooting guard
F Forward SF Small forward
PF Power forward C Center
*Hall of Famer(#) Retired Lakers' Number
§NBA All-star

Selections

DraftRoundPickPlayerNationalityPositionCollege/High School/Club
1948-11948{{nts|1}}{{nts|9}}Chuck|Hanger}}United States}} F California
1949-T19490T—{{sortname|Vern|Mikkelsen}}*United States}} F/C Hamline
1950-11950{{nts|1}}{{nts|10}}Kevin|O'Shea|Kevin O'Shea (basketball)}}United States}} G Notre Dame
1951-T19510T—Whitey|Skoog}}United States}} G Minnesota
1951-219512{{nts|19}}Lew|Hitch}}United States}} F/C Kansas State
1952-11952{{nts|1}}{{nts|9}}{{sortname|Clyde|Lovellette}}*United States}} C/F Kansas
1953-11953{{nts|1}}{{nts|7}}Jim|Fritsche}}United States}} F/C[6] Hamline
1954-11954{{nts|1}}{{nts|9}}Ed|Kalafat}}United States}} C/F Minnesota
1954-219542{{nts|18}}Al|Bianchi}}United States}} G Bowling Green State
1955-T19550T—Dick|Garmaker}}United States}} G/F Minnesota
1955-219552{{nts|12}}Chuck|Mencel}}United States}} F/G Minnesota
1956-11956{{nts|1}}{{nts|3}}Jim|Paxson}}United States}} F/G Dayton
1957-11957{{nts|1}}{{nts|3}}Jim|Krebs}}United States}} C/F Southern Methodist
1957-219572{{nts|11}}Harv|Schmidt}}United States}} F [7] Illinois
1958-11958{{nts|1}}{{nts|1}}{{sortname|Elgin|Baylor}}*§ (22)United States}} F Seattle
1959-11959{{nts|1}}{{nts|3}}Tom|Hawkins|Tom Hawkins (basketball)}}United States}} F Notre Dame
1959-219592{{nts|8}}Steve|Hamilton}}United States}} F/C Morehead State
1959-219592{{nts|10}}{{sortname|Rudy|LaRusso}}§United States}} F/C Dartmouth
1960-11960{{nts|1}}{{nts|2}}{{sortname|Jerry|West}}* (44)United States}} G West Virginia
1961-11961{{nts|1}}{{nts|5}}Wayne|Yates}}United States}} C[8] Memphis State
1961-219612{{nts|13}}Fred|Sawyer}}United States}} C[9] Louisville
1962-11962{{nts|1}}{{nts|6}}LeRoy|Ellis}}United States}} C St. John's
1962-219622{{nts|15}}Gene|Wiley}}United States}} C[10] Wichita
1963-11963{{nts|1}}{{nts|7}}Roger|Strickland|dab=basketball}}United States}} F[11] Jacksonville
1963-219632{{nts|13}}Jim|King|Jim King (basketball)}} (from Cincinnati){{ref label|Note1|a|a}}United States}} G Tulsa
1963-219632{{nts|16}}Mel|Gibson|Mel Gibson (basketball)}}United States}} G Western Carolina
1964-T19640T—Mahdi|Abdul-Rahman|Walt Hazzard}}United States}} G UCLA
1964-219642{{nts|12}}Cotton|Nash}}United States}} F Kentucky
1965-T19650T—{{sortname|Gail|Goodrich}}* §(25)United States}} G UCLA
1965-219652{{nts|16}}John|Fairchild}}United States}} F[12] Brigham Young
1966-11966{{nts|1}}{{nts|7}}Jerry|Chambers}}United States}} F Utah
1966-119662{{nts|17}}Hank|Finkel}}United States}} C Dayton
1967-119672{{nts|16}}Randolph|Mahaffey}}United States}} F Clemson
1968-11968{{nts|1}}{{nts|11}}Bill|Hewitt|Bill Hewitt (basketball)}}United States}} F USC
1969-11969{{nts|1}}{{nts|12}}Willie|McCarter}}United States}} G Drake
1969-21969{{nts|1}}{{nts|15}}Rick|Roberson}}United States}} C/PF Cincinnati
1969-319692{{nts|27}}Dick|Garrett}}United States}} G Southern Illinois
1970-11970{{nts|1}}{{nts|13}}Jim|McMillian}}United States}} F Columbia
1970-119702{{nts|30}}Earnie|Killum}}United States}} G[13] Stetson
1971-11971{{nts|1}}{{nts|13}}Jim|Cleamons}}United States}} G Ohio State
1972-11972{{nts|1}}{{nts|13}}Travis|Grant}}United States}} F Kentucky State
1972-219722{{nts|16}}Jim|Price|dab=basketball}} (from Cleveland){{ref label|Note2|b|b}}United States}} G Louisville
1972-319722{{nts|22}}Paul|Stovall}} (from Baltimore){{ref label|Note3|c|c}}United States}} F Arizona State
1973-11973{{nts|1}}{{nts|5}}{{sortname|Kermit|Washington}}§ (from Cleveland){{ref label|Note4|d|d}}United States}} C/PF American
1973-219732{{nts|23}}Billy|Schaeffer}}United States}} F[14] St. John's
1973-219732{{nts|31}}Jim|Chones}} (from Baltimore){{ref label|Note5|e|e}}United States}} C/PF Marquette
1973-219732{{nts|34}}John|Perry|dab=basketball}}United States}} C [15] Pan American
1974-11974{{nts|1}}{{nts|12}}{{sortname|Brian|Winters}}§United States}} SG/SF South Carolina
1974-219742{{nts|21}}{{sortname|Billy|Knight}}§United States}} G/F Pittsburgh
1975-11975{{nts|1}}{{nts|2}}David|Meyers|David Meyers (basketball)}}United States}} PF/C UCLA
1975-11975{{nts|1}}{{nts|8}}Junior|Bridgeman}}United States}} SF/SG Louisville
1976-219762{{nts|21}}Earl|Tatum}} (from Phoenix){{ref label|Note6|f|f}}United States}} G/F Marquette
1977-11977{{nts|1}}{{nts|6}}Kenny|Carr}}United States}} F North Carolina State
1977-11977{{nts|1}}{{nts|15}}Brad|Davis|dab=basketball}} (from San Antonio){{ref label|Note7|g|g}}United States}} G Maryland
1977-11977{{nts|1}}{{nts|22}}{{sortname|Norm|Nixon}}§United States}} PG Duquesne
1978-219782{{nts|26}}Ron|Carter|dab=basketball}}United States}} GVmi|VMI}}
1978-219782{{nts|38}}Lew|Massey}} (from Kansas City){{ref label|Note8|h|h}}United States}} SG[16] UNC Charlotte
1979-11979{{nts|1}}{{nts|1}}{{sortname|Earvin|Johnson|Magic Johnson}}* §(32)United States}} PG Michigan State
1979-11979{{nts|1}}{{nts|14}}Brad|Holland}}United States}} G UCLA
1979-219792{{nts|25}}Oliver|Mack}}United States}} SG East Carolina
1979-219792{{nts|39}}Victor|King|dab=basketball}} (from Denver){{ref label|Note9|i|i}}United States}} PF[17] Louisiana Tech
1979-219792{{nts|41}}Mark|Young|dab=basketball}} (from Buffalo){{ref label|Note10|j|j}}United States}} PF[18] Fairfield
1980-219802{{nts|31}}Wayne|Robinson|Wayne Robinson (basketball)}} (from Cleveland){{ref label|Note11|k|k}}United States}} F Virginia Tech
1980-219802{{nts|37}}Butch|Carter}} (from Denver){{ref label|Note9|i|i}}United States}} G Indiana
1981-11981{{nts|1}}{{nts|19}}Mike|McGee|Mike McGee (basketball)}}United States}} SG/SF Michigan
1981-219812{{nts|39}}Harvey|Knuckles}} (from Cleveland){{ref label|Note11|k|k}}United States}} SF[19] Toledo
1981-219812{{nts|42}}Elvis|Rolle}}United States}} C/PF[20] Florida State
1982-11982{{nts|1}}{{nts|1}}{{sortname|James|Worthy}}*§ (42) (from Cleveland){{ref label|Note12|l|l}}United States}} SF North Carolina
1984-11984{{nts|1}}{{nts|23}}Earl|Jones|Earl Jones (basketball)}}United States}} C District of Columbia
1985-11985{{nts|1}}{{nts|23}}{{sortname|A. C.|Green}}§United States}} PF/C Oregon State
1986-11986{{nts|1}}{{nts|23}}Ken|Barlow|Ken Barlow (basketball)}}United States}} F Notre Dame
1988{{nts|1}}{{nts|25}}David|Rivers}}United States}} PG Notre Dame
1989{{nts|1}}{{nts|26}}{{sortname|Vlade|Divac}}§ {{YUG}} (now {{SRB}}) C KK Partizan (Yugoslavia)
1990{{nts|1}}{{nts|27}}Elden|Campbell}}United States}} PF/C Clemson
19902{{nts|51}}Tony|Smith|Tony Smith (basketball)}} (from San Antonio){{ref label|Note13|m|m}}United States}} G Marquette
19912{{nts|52}}Anthony|Jones|Anthony Jones (basketball)}}United States}} SG Oral Roberts
1992{{nts|1}}{{nts|15}}Anthony|Peeler}}United States}} SG Missouri
19922{{nts|36}}Duane|Cooper}}United States}} G USC
1993{{nts|1}}{{nts|12}}George|Lynch|George Lynch (basketball)}}United States}} PF North Carolina
19932{{nts|37}}{{sortname|Nick|Van Exel}}§United States}} PG Cincinnati
1994{{nts|1}}{{nts|10}}{{sortname|Eddie|Jones|Eddie Jones (basketball)}}§United States}} SG Temple
19952{{nts|37}}Frankie|King}}United States}} PG Western Carolina
1996{{nts|1}}{{nts|24}}Derek|Fisher}}United States}} PG Arkansas–Little Rock
19972{{nts|51}}DeJuan|Wheat}}United States}} PG Louisville
19972{{nts|54}}Paul|Rogers|Paul Rogers (basketball)}} (from New York){{ref label|Note14|n|n}}Australia}} C Gonzaga
1998{{nts|1}}{{nts|26}}Sam|Jacobson}}United States}} SG/SF Minnesota
19982{{nts|31}}Ruben|Patterson}} (from Vancouver){{ref label|Note15|o|o}}United States}} SF Cincinnati
19982{{nts|45}}Toby|Bailey}} (traded to Phoenix){{ref label|Note16|p|p}}United States}} SG UCLA
1999{{nts|1}}{{nts|23}}Devean|George}}United States}} SF Augsburg
19992{{nts|30}}John|Celestand}} (from Vancouver){{ref label|Note15|o|o}}United States}} SG Villanova
2000{{nts|1}}{{nts|29}}Mark|Madsen}}United States}} PF/C Stanford
2002{{nts|1}}{{nts|27}}Chris|Jefferies}} (traded to Toronto){{ref label|Note17|q|q}}United States}} SF Fresno State
2003{{nts|1}}{{nts|24}}Brian|Cook}}United States}} PF Illinois
20032{{nts|32}}Luke|Walton}}United States}} SF Arizona
2004{{nts|1}}{{nts|27}}Sasha|Vujačić}} {{SLO}} G Pallalcesto Amatori Udine (Italy)
20042{{nts|56}}Marcus|Douthit}}United States}} PF/C Providence
2005{{nts|1}}{{nts|10}}{{sortname|Andrew|Bynum}}§United States}} C St. Joseph HS (New Jersey)
20052{{nts|37}}Ronny|Turiaf}} (from New York via Atlanta and Charlotte){{ref label|Note18|r|r}}France}} PF/C Gonzaga
20052{{nts|39}}Von|Wafer}}United States}} G Florida State
2006{{nts|1}}{{nts|26}}Jordan|Farmar}} (from Miami){{ref label|Note19|s|s}}United States}} PG UCLA
20062{{nts|51}}Cheikh|Samb}} (traded to Detroit){{ref label|Note20|t|t}} {{SEN}} C WTC Cornellà (Spain, 2nd division)
2007{{nts|1}}{{nts|19}}Javaris|Crittenton}}United States}} PG Georgia Tech
20072{{nts|40}} {{sortnameSun Yue (basketball)}} (from Charlotte){{ref label|Note21|u|u}}China}} PG Beijing Olympians (ABA)
20072{{nts|48}}{{sortname|Marc|Gasol}}§ {{ESP}} C Akasvayu Girona (Liga Española de Baloncesto)
20082{{nts|58}}Joe|Crawford|dab=basketball, born 1986}}United States}} SG Kentucky
20091{{nts|29}}Toney|Douglas}} (traded to New York){{ref label|Note22|v|v}}United States}} G Florida State
20092{{nts|42}}Patrick|Beverley}} (from Charlotte; traded to Miami){{ref label|Note18|r|r}}{{ref label|Note23|w|w}}United States}} G Arkansas
20092{{nts|59}}Chinemelu|Elonu}}United States}} PF/C Texas A&M
20102{{nts|43}}Devin|Ebanks}} (from Memphis){{ref label|Note24|x|x}}United States}} F West Virginia
20102{{nts|58}}Derrick|Caracter}}United States}} PF/C UTEP
20112{{nts|41}}Darius|Morris}} (from Golden State Warriors via New Jersey Nets){{ref label|Note25|y|y}}United States}} PG Michigan (So.)
20112{{nts|46}}Andrew|Goudelock}} (from New York Knicks){{ref label|Note23|v|v}}United States}} SG College of Charleston (Sr.)
20112{{nts|56}}Chukwudiebere|Maduabum}} (traded to Denver Nuggets){{ref label|Note26|z|z}} {{NGA}} SF Bakersfield Jam (D-League)
20112{{nts|58}}Ater|Majok}} (from Miami Heat){{ref label|Note23|w|w}}Australia}} C Gold Coast Blaze (Australia)
20122{{nts|60}}Robert|Sacre}} (from Chicago via Milwaukee and Brooklyn)Canada}} C Gonzaga (Sr.)
20132{{nts|48}}Ryan|Kelly|dab=basketball}}United States}} PF Duke (Sr.)
20141{{nts|7}}Julius|Randle}}United States}} PF Kentucky
20151{{nts|2}}{{sortname|D'Angelo|Russell}}§United States}} PG Ohio State
20151{{nts|27}}Larry|Nance Jr.}}United States}} PF Wyoming
20152{{nts|34}}Anthony|Brown|dab=basketball}}United States}} SF Stanford
20161{{nts|2}}Brandon|Ingram}}United States}} SF Duke (Fr.)
20162{{nts|32}}Ivica|Zubac}} {{HRV}} C Mega Leks (Serbia)
20171{{nts|2}}Lonzo|Ball}}United States}} PG UCLA
20171{{nts|28}}Tony|Bradley|Tony Bradley (basketball)}} (traded to Utah)United States}} C Utah
20181{{nts|25}}Moritz|Wagner|Moritz Wagner (basketball)}} (from Cleveland via Portland and Cleveland) {{GER}} PF Michigan
20182{{nts|39}}Isaac|Bonga}} (from New York via Philadelphia)Germany}} PG Skyliners Frankfurt (Germany)
20182{{nts|47}}Sviatoslav|Mykhailiuk}} (from Denver via Utah and Chicago)Ukraine}} SG Kansas

Footnotes

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  • {{note label|Note1|a|a}}The Lakers traded Tom Hawkins to Cincinnati for a future draft pick (Jim King).[21]
  • {{note label|Note2|b|b}}The Lakers traded Rick Roberson to Cleveland for a future draft pick (Jim Price) and cash.[21]
  • {{note label|Note3|c|c}}The Lakers traded John Tresvant to Baltimore for a future draft pick (Paul Stovall).[21]
  • {{note label|Note4|d|d}}The Lakers traded Jim Cleamons to Cleveland for a future draft pick (Kermit Washington).[21]
  • {{note label|Note5|e|e}}The Lakers traded Flynn Robinson to Baltimore for future considerations.[21]
  • {{note label|Note6|f|f}}The Lakers traded Pat Riley to Phoenix in exchange for two future draft picks (Earl Tatum and ?).[21]
  • {{note label|Note7|g|g}}The Lakers traded Melvin Calvin to San Antonio for 1977 first round draft pick (Brad Davis) and cash.[21]
  • {{note label|Note8|h|h}}The Lakers traded Lucius Allen to Kansas City for Ollie Johnson and a first and second round (Lew Massey) draft picks in 1978.[21]
  • {{note label|Note9|i|i}}The Lakers traded Charlie Scott to Denver for Ron Boone and two second round draft picks (Victor King and Butch Carter).[21]
  • {{note label|Note10|j|j}}The Lakers traded Tom Abernethy to Buffalo for a second round draft pick (Mark Young).[21]
  • {{note label|Note11|k|k}}The Lakers traded Kenny Carr for two second round draft picks (Wayne Robinson and Harvey Knuckles).[21]
  • {{note label|Note12|l|l}}The Lakers traded Don Ford and a first round draft pick (Chad Kinch) to Cleveland in exchange for Butch Lee and a first round draft pick in the 1982 draft (James Worthy).[21]
  • {{note label|Note13|m|m}}The Lakers traded Mike Smrek to San Antonio for a 1990 second round draft pick (Tony Smith).[34]
  • {{note label|Note14|n|n}}The Lakers traded Doug Christie to New York in exchange for two second round draft picks (Paul Rogers and ?).[22]
  • {{note label|Note15|o|o}}The Lakers traded George Lynch and Anthony Peeler to Vancouver in exchange for future considerations.[22]
  • {{note label|Note16|p|p}}The Lakers traded draft rights to Toby Bailey to the Phoenix Suns in exchange for future considerations.[23]
  • {{note label|Note17|q|q}}The Lakers traded Lindsey Hunter and draft rights to Chris Jefferies in exchange for Tracy Murray and draft rights to Kareem Rush.[24]
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  • {{note label|Note18|r|r}}The Lakers have traded guard Kareem Rush to the Charlotte Bobcats for two future second round draft picks (Ronny Turiaf and Patrick Beverly). The Bobcats have acquired a second round pick (Ronny Turiaf) in the 2005 NBA Draft from Atlanta in exchange for forward/center Predrag Drobnjak. Atlanta Hawks acquired centers Michael Doleac (from the New York Knicks) and Joel Przybilla (from the Milwaukee Bucks), along with a 2005 second-round pick from the Knicks (Ronny Turiaf), while sending center Nazr Mohammed to the Knicks in the three-way trade.[25]
  • {{note label|Note19|s|s}}The Lakers have acquired forward Lamar Odom, forward Caron Butler, forward Brian Grant and a future first round draft pick (Jordan Farmar) from the Miami Heat in exchange for center Shaquille O'Neal.[26]
  • {{note label|Note20|t|t}}The Lakers traded draft rights to center Cheikh Samb in exchange for Maurice Evans.[27]
  • {{note label|Note21|u|u}}The Lakers have traded forward Jumaine Jones to the Charlotte Bobcats for a 2007 second round draft pick (Sun Yue).[28]
  • {{note label|Note22|v|v}}The Lakers traded draft rights to Toney Douglas to the New York Knicks in exchange for a 2011 second-round draft choice (Andrew Goudelock) and cash considerations.[29]
  • {{note label|Note23|w|w}}The Lakers traded draft rights to Patrick Beverley to the Miami Heat in exchange for a 2011 second-round draft pick (Ater Majok) and cash considerations.[30]
  • {{note label|Note24|x|x}}The Lakers traded forward Kwame Brown, guard Javaris Crittenton, guard Aaron McKie, the draft rights to Marc Gasol, and first round picks in 2008 (Donté Greene) and 2010 (Greivis Vásquez) to Memphis in exchange for Pau Gasol and a second round draft choice in 2010 (Devin Ebanks).[31]
  • {{note label|Note25|y|y}}The Lakers traded guard Sasha Vujacic and a 2011 first round draft pick (JaJuan Johnson) to New Jersey in exchange for forward Joe Smith and two second-round draft picks (Darius Morris & Chicago's second-round pick in 2012) along with the draft rights to Sergei Lishchuk from Houston.[32]
  • {{note label|Note26|z|z}}The Lakers traded draft rights to Chukwudiebere Maduabum to the Denver Nuggets in exchange for a future second-round draft pick.[33]
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24. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nba.com/history/draft_round1_2000s.html|title=NBA.com: Complete First Round Results -- 2000-07|publisher=NBA.com|accessdate=2008-06-18}}
25. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.nbadraft.net/2005draftnotes.html|title=2005 Outstanding Trades|publisher=NBADraft.net|date=2005-04-02|accessdate=2008-06-19}}
26. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.nba.com/lakers/news/odom_shaq_trade_040714.html|title=Lakers: Lakers Acquire Odom, Butler, Grant and a Future First Rounder for Shaq|publisher=NBA.com|date=2004-08-07|accessdate=2008-06-19}}
27. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.losangeleslakersonline.com/maurice-evans.php|title=Maurice Evans – Los Angeles Lakers – Maurice Evans Stats|publisher=LosAngelesLakersOnline.com|accessdate=2008-06-19|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080617152256/http://www.losangeleslakersonline.com/maurice-evans.php|archivedate=2008-06-17|df=}}
28. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.nba.com/lakers/news/jones_051026.html|title=Lakers: Lakers Trade Jumaine Jones to Bobcats For a Future Second Round Pick|publisher=NBA.com|accessdate=2008-06-19}}
29. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nba.com/knicks/news/090625toney_release.html|title=Knicks Acquire Draft Rights to Toney Douglas|publisher=NBA.com|accessdate=2009-06-26}}
30. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nba.com/heat/news/HEAT_Acquire_Draft_Rights_to_P-317502-36.html|title=Heat Acquire Draft Rights to Patrick Beverley|publisher=NBA.com|accessdate=2009-06-26}}
31. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nba.com/lakers/news/080201gasol_trade.html|title=Lakers Acquire Gasol From Grizzlies|publisher=NBA.com|accessdate=2010-08-15}}
32. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nba.com/nets/news/Vujacic_Trade_Release_101215.html|title=Nets Acquire Vujacic & Two 1st-Round Picks in 3-Team Trade|publisher=NBA.com|accessdate=2011-06-24}}
33. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nba.com/lakers/news/110623tradedraftrightsmaduabum.html|title=Lakers Trade Draft Rights To Chukwudiebere Maduabum|publisher=NBA.com|accessdate=2011-06-24}}
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