1989 NBA Draft
1989 NBA Draft – National Basketball Association Draft, który odbył się 27 czerwca 1989 w Nowym Jorku.
Legenda
Pogrubiona czcionka - wybór do All-NBA Team.
| - występ w NBA All-Star Game. |
Gwiazdka (*) - członkowie Basketball Hall of Fame.
Runda pierwsza
| Nr | Zawodnik | Narodowość | Drużyna NBA | College/Drużyna |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pervis Ellison (PF/C) |  | Sacramento Kings | University of Louisville |
| 2 | Danny Ferry (PF) | | Los Angeles Clippers | Duke University |
| 3 | Sean Elliott (SF/SG) | | San Antonio Spurs | University of Arizona |
| 4 | Glen Rice (SF) | | Miami Heat | University of Michigan |
| 5 | J.R. Reid (PF/C) | | Charlotte Hornets | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| 6 | Stacey King (C) | | Chicago Bulls | University of Oklahoma |
| 7 | George McCloud (SG/SF) | | Indiana Pacers | Florida State University |
| 8 | Randy White (PF) | | Dallas Mavericks | Louisiana Tech University |
| 9 | Tom Hammonds (PF/C) | | Washington Bullets | Georgia Institute of Technology |
| 10 | Pooh Richardson (PG) | | Minnesota Timberwolves | University of California, Los Angeles |
| 11 | Nick Anderson (SF/SG) | | Orlando Magic | University of Illinois |
| 12 | Mookie Blaylock (PG) | | New Jersey Nets | University of Oklahoma |
| 13 | Michael Smith (PF) | | Boston Celtics | Brigham Young University |
| 14 | Tim Hardaway (PG) | | Golden State Warriors | University of Texas |
| 15 | Todd Lichti (SG) | | Denver Nuggets | Stanford University |
| 16 | Dana Barros (PG) | | Seattle SuperSonics | Boston College |
| 17 | Shawn Kemp (PF/C) | | Seattle SuperSonics | Trinity Valley Community College |
| 18 | B.J. Armstrong (PG) | | Chicago Bulls | University of Iowa |
| 19 | Kenny Payne (PF) | | Philadelphia 76ers | University of Louisville |
| 20 | Jeff Sanders (PF/C) | | Chicago Bulls | Georgia Southern University |
| 21 | Blue Edwards (SF/SG) | | Utah Jazz | East Carolina University |
| 22 | Byron Irvin (SG) | | Portland Trail Blazers | University of Missouri |
| 23 | Roy Marble (SG/SF) | | Atlanta Hawks | University of Iowa |
| 24 | Anthony Cook (PF/C) | | Phoenix Suns | University of Arizona |
| 25 | John Morton (PG) | | Cleveland Cavaliers | Seton Hall University |
| 26 | Vlade Divac (C) |  | Los Angeles Lakers | Partizan Belgrad |
| 27 | Kenny Battle (PF) | | Detroit Pistons | University of Illinois |
Draft w 1989 jest oceniany jako najsłabszy w piętnastoleciu 1985-2000, z powodu małej liczby zgłoszonych zawodników. Mimo to znalazło się w nim wielu znanych później graczy.
Inni gracze z tego draftu, którzy dali się poznać w NBA z dobrej strony to: Clifford Robinson, Dino Rađa, Haywoode Workman.
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