​  Milwaukee Bucks draft picks tracker 2026: Results, grades, updates, list of selections and trades originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Milwaukee Bucks stole all the headlines heading into the 2026 NBA Draft. Less than 24 hours before it began, they traded away Giannis Antetokounmpo.Now, they enter a new era, possessing multiple first-round picks and hoping to find the players who can keep Milwaukee basketball relevant even without Giannis.That’s easier said than done, of course, but this is a talented draft class, and the Bucks will be hoping a couple future stars fall their way.On this page, we’ll be keeping track of everything that happens for the Bucks on draft night. The first round is Tuesday, and the second round is Wednesday.MORE: Giannis legacy with the Bucks remains intactThe Bucks are making these picks:Round 1, Pick 10: Brayden Burries (Arizona)Round 1, Pick 13: Nate Ament (Tennessee)Round 2, Pick 60: Malique Lewis (Trinidad & Tobago/NBL)It’s worth noting that during the draft, the 13th pick will be announced as a Miami Heat selection. That is coming in the Giannis trade, which can’t be officially completed until July 6.These are how Sporting News grades each of the Bucks’ draft picks:Round 1, Pick 10: Brayden Burries – AThe last of the stud freshman point guards on the board, Burries is a great pick. He can shoot and pass, and he’ll be a floor general in Milwaukee for a decade.Round 1, Pick 13: Nate Ament – A-The 6-foot-10 Ament is a big-time player who can shoot it, score and make plays. He was expected to go higher than this. His frame is a bit slim, but this is a great value for Milwaukee (in the pick that was technically made by the Heat).Round 2, Pick 60: Malique Lewis – BA player who has contributed in Australia’s NBL can make it in the NBA if things break right.The NBA Draft begins with the first round on Tuesday, June 23.The second round will be on Wednesday, June 24.This is what a Timberwolves trade for Derrick White would look likeWarriors want Kawhi Leonard, but there’s a problemHow Heat can unite Giannis with his brothersKnicks had a superstar opportunity but didn’t go for it      ​Read More