2004 NBA Draft Order
First Round
PICK TEAM
1 Orlando - Dwight Howard
2 Charlotte - Emeka Okafor
3 Chicago - Ben Gordon
4 Clippers - Shaun Livingston
5 Wizards - Devin Harris
6 Hawks - Josh Childress
7 Suns - Luol Deng
8 Raptors - Rafael Araujo
9 76ers - Andre Iguodala
10 Cavaliers - Luke Jackson
11 Warriors - Andris Biedrins
12 Sonics - Robert Swift
13 Blazers - Sebastian Telfair
14 Jazz - Kris Humphries
15 Celtics - Al Jefferson
16 Jazz - Kirk Snyder
17 Hawks - Josh Smith
18 Hornets - J.R. Smith
19 Heat - Dorell Wright
20 Nuggets - Jameer Nelson
21 Jazz - Pavel Podkolzine
22 Nets - Viktor Khryapa
23 Blazers - Sergey Monya
24 Celtics - Delonte West
25 Celtics - Tony Allen
26 Kings - Kevin Martin
27 Lakers - Sasha Vujacic
28 Spurs - Beno Udrih
29 Pacers - David Harrison
The Hornets hold the 18th and 44th picks in the 2004 NBA Draft and Hornets.com will be with the team throughout the entire draft process to bring you all of the pre-draft workouts, interviews, draft coverage and draft press conferences along with in-depth information right here so be sure to check back for new info and on June 24th for full Hornets Draft Day coverage. For league-wide draft coverage, visit the 2004 NBA Draft page at NBA.com.




HORNETS DRAFT ATHLETIC GUARDS SMITH AND PICKETT
The Hornets select J.R. Smith with the 18th pick in the first round and Tim Pickett with the 44th pick in the second round of the NBA Draft. Smith, Hornets General Manager Allan Bristow and Head Coach Byron Scott spoke to the media shortly after the draft to talk about the draft, the potential Smith has to be a great player and the skills Pickett could bring to the Hornets.

DRAFT NIGHT TRANSACTIONS
Hornets.com Draft Central brings you give you up-to-the-minute updates with all of the wheeling and dealing throughout Draft Night.




GUARDS HIGHLIGHT FINAL WORKOUT
Hornets.com caught up with a trio of guards, Jameer Nelson (St. Joe's Univ.), Rashad Wright (Univ. of Georgia) and Tim Pickett (Florida State University) and Hornets Assistant GM Allan Bristow to talk about the last day of Hornets workouts and their thoughts leading up to the draft.

WORKOUTS WINDING DOWN
Kyle Buggs (Univ. of New Orleans) and Viktor Khryapa (CSKA Moscow) worked out for the Hornets on June 21 and we caught up with them and Assistant General Manager Allan Bristow (Bristow will take over as GM on July 1) to talk about the workouts and the Hornets possibilities as the Draft quickly approaches.

INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE
The Hornets continued pre-draft workouts following the Chicago pre-draft camp by taking a look at Matt Freije (Vanderbilt), Ivan Koljevic (Buducnost - Serbia & Montenegro) and Sasha Vujacic (Snaidero Udine - Italy) on June 15.

WORKOUTS CONTINUE
Trevor Ariza (UCLA), Brad Boyd (ULL), Ernest Porter (SUNO) and Dorrell Wright (South Kent Prep HS) paid a visit to the Alario Center on June 1st for a pre-draft workout.

HOME SWEET HOME
Slidell native and former Duke University standout Chris Duhon returned home, joining Ricky Minard (Morehead State), Jackson Vroman (Iowa State) and Al Jefferson (Prentiss HS) for a pre-draft workout on May 27th.

SURVIVING THE GAME
The Hornets continued to evaluate prospects on May 25 at the Alario Center. Tony Allen (Oklahoma State University - sprinting in the above photo), Bryant Matthews (Virginia Tech University), Antonio Burks (University of Memphis) and Wayne Tinsley (Tulane University) took part in the second day of pre-draft workouts.

DRAFT WORKOUTS BEGIN
The Hornets began their draft workouts May 24 at the Alario Center, where they evaluated prospects Rafael Araujo (BYU), John Edwards (Kent State), Kirk Snyder (Nevada) and Rickey Paulding (Missouri). The Hornets will continue evaluating talent throughout the next few weeks as they look to bring in 30-35 players for individual workouts.






BOB LICHT AND GERRY V DRAFT THOUGHTS
Hornets radio broadcaster Bob Licht and Gerry Vaillancourt provided Hornets.com with their insights into what type of player the Hornets should look for in this year's draft and which names they think the Hornets should consider on Draft night.

HORNETS DRAFT NOTES
Take a look at how the Hornets have fared in their Drafts, where current Hornets players were taken in the Draft, a history of #18 and #44 Picks in the Draft and much more in our Draft Notes Section.

2004 MOCK DRAFTS
Who will the Hornets select in the First Round? Plenty of people have their own opinions and Hornets.com will bring their mock draft predictions to you. We'll update them daily, so be sure to check back with us and see what the experts are saying about who the Hornets First Round Pick will be.

HORNETS DRAFT HISTORY
Hornets.com looks back at the Draft History of the Hornets organization, which has drafted well in its past 15 seasons, bringing in and developing talents like Larry Johnson, Alonzo Mourning, Rex Chapman and current Hornets Baron Davis, Jamaal Magloire and David West.



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