News from June 24.

Phoenix re-signed Kevin Johnson to a 1 year, $8.4 million contract.

Dino Radja did finally show up to Philadelphia, but he failed his physical
so the trade of Radja from Boston to Philadelphia for Clarence
Weatherspoon and Michael Cage has been voided. 

Cleveland fired assistant coach Jim Boylan.

The NBA Rookie Draft takes place tonight (Wednesday) starting at 6:30 CT
on TNT in Charlotte.

The draft order:
First Round
1. San Antonio
2. Philadelphia
3. Boston
4. Vancouver
5. Denver
6. Boston  (from Dallas via the Eric Montross trade)
7. New Jersey
8. Golden State
9. Toronto
10. Milwaukee
11. Sacramento
12. Indiana
13. Cleveland
14. LA Clippers
15. Dallas  (from Minnesota via the Sean Rooks trade)
16. Cleveland  (from Phoenix via the John Williams trade)
17. Orlando
18. Portland
19. Detroit
20. Minnesota  (from Charlotte to Milwaukee (Frank Brickowski trade) to 
               Portland (Shawn Respert trade) to Minnesota (Isaiah Rider
               trade))
21. New Jersey  (from LA Lakers via the George McCloud trade)
22. Atlanta
23. Seattle
24. Houston
25. New York
26. Miami
27. Utah
28. Chicago

[Washington, who would have had the 17th pick, forfeited their pick last
summer as part of the Juwan Howard fiasco (by giving up the pick, they got
to keep free agent signees Lorenzo Williams and Tracy Murray).]

Second Round
30. Houston  (from Vancouver via the Pete Chilcutt trade)
31. Miami  (from Boston for Bos signing Mia's director of player personnel)
32. Detroit  (from San Antonio via the Sean Elliott trade)
33. Denver 
34. Philadelphia 
35. Dallas 
36. Philadelphia  (from New Jersey via the Shawn Bradley trade) 
37. Philadelphia  (from Toronto via the Shawn Respert trade)
38. Golden State 
39. Milwaukee 
40. Sacramento 
41. Seattle  (from LA Clippers to Detroit (Olden Polynice trade) to
             Seattle (Ron Riley trade))
42. Denver  (from Indiana via the Mark Jackson trade) 
43. Phoenix  
44. Minnesota 
45. Cleveland 
46. Washington 
47. Orlando 
48. Portland 
49. Washington  (from Charlotte via the Michael Adams trade) 
50. Atlanta  (from Detroit via the Stacey Augmon trade) 
51. Atlanta 
52. LA Lakers
53. Vancouver  (from Houston via the Pete Chilcutt trade)
54. LA Lakers  (from New York via the Doug Christie trade)
55. Seattle
56. Boston  (from Miami for Bos signing Mia's director of player personnel)
57. Utah
58. Chicago