The 2011 NBA Draft is in the books. Thursday night was quite eventful, especially for the NBA's Central Division. Headlined by the Cleveland Cavaliers, which had two top-five picks, Central Division teams made quite a few interesting selections. Below is a look at each team's picks and draft-day deals.
Chicago Bulls
No. 28: PG Norris Cole (Cleveland State) *Rights traded to Minnesota and later Miami*
No. 30: SF Jimmy Butler (Marquette)
No. 43: PG Malcolm Lee (UCLA) *Rights traded to Minnesota*
Bulls receive rights to the 23rd pick, Nikola Mirotic
Cleveland Cavaliers
No. 1: PG Kyrie Irving (Duke)
No. 4: PF Tristan Thompson (Texas)
No. 32: PF Justin Harper (Richmond) *Rights traded to Orlando*
Cavaliers receive two future second-round picks
No. 54: PF Milan Macvan (Serbia)
Detroit Pistons
No. 8: PG Brandon Knight (Kentucky)
No. 33: SF Kyle Singler (Duke)
No. 52: PF Vernon Macklin (Florida)
Indiana Pacers
No. 15: SF Kawhi Leonard (San Diego State) *Rights traded to San Antonio*
No. 42: SF Davis Bertans (Latvia) *Rights traded to San Antonio*
Pacers receive George Hill from Spurs and also give up rights to 2005 pick Erazem Lorbek
Milwaukee Bucks
No. 10: PG Jimmer Fredette (BYU) *Rights traded to Sacramento*
Bucks receive Stephen Jackson, Beno Udrih, Shaun Livingston and rights to the 19th pick, Tobias Harris
No. 40: PF Jon Leuer (Wisconsin)