Posted Jun 23 2011 5:37PM - Updated Jun 24 2011 6:55PM
A quick look back at all the information from trades that went down and affected the 2011 Draft.
Indiana receives: George Hill
San Antonio receives: No. 15 pick (Kawhi Leonard), No. 42 pick (Davis Bertans), 2005 No. 46 pick (Erazem Lorbek)
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New Jesery receives: No. 25 pick (MarShon Brooks)
Boston receives: No. 27 pick (JaJuan Johnson), 2014 second-round pick
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Charlotte receives: Corey Maggette, No. 7 pick (Bismack Biyombo)
Milwaukee receives: Stephen Jackson, Beno Udrih, Shaun Livingston, No. 19 pick (Tobias Harris)
Sacramento receives: No. 10 pick (Jimmer Fredette), John Salmons
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Minnesota receives: Brad Miller, No. 23 pick (Nikola Mirotic), future first-round pick
Houston receives: Jonny Flynn, No. 20 pick (Donatas Motiejunas)
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Portland receives: Raymond Felton, No. 57 pick (Tanguy Ngombo)
Denver receives: Andre Miller, No. 26 pick (Jordan Hamilton), future second-round pick
Dallas receives: Rudy Fernandez, 2007 No. 30 pick (Petteri Koponen)
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New York receives: No. 45 pick (Josh Harrellson)
New Orleans receives: Cash considerations
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Cleveland receives: Two future second-round picks
Orlando receives: No. 32 pick (Justin Harper)
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Golden State receives: No. 39 pick (Jeremy Tyler)
Charlotte receives: Cash considerations
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Minnesota receives: No. 28 pick (Norris Cole), second-rounder Malcolm Lee and cash considerations.
Chicago receives: No. 23 pick (Nikola Mirotic)
Lakers receive: Future second-round pick
Nuggets receive: No. 56 pick (Chukwudiebere Maduabum)
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