The NBA draft will be at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, on June 25 and 26. There are two rounds, and the broadcast begins at 8 PM EST on both nights. On the first night, each team has a time limit of five minutes to make their choice. On the second night, it decreases to four minutes. Here's where to watch the NBA draft live each night:

We're back for another year to draw pro comparisons for ESPN's projected lottery prospects in the 2025 NBA draft, which runs from June 25-26 (8 p.m. ET on ABC and ESPN). It's often a useful exercise, if done responsibly. Sometimes that's easier said than done, as it's a process that often invites hyperbole.

After an outstanding freshman season, Maryland center Derik Queen will hear his name called in Round 1 of the NBA Draft. But when is the question. Some analysts see Queen tumbling in the draft following his poor NBA Combine performance.

ESPN insider Brian Windhorst doesn't believe NBA fans will have to wait long after the 2025 NBA Finals for significant trades to begin taking place this offseason.

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Former UConn Huskies freshman Liam McNeeley had two intriguing landing spots in ESPN's latest dual-mock draft.