1956 NBA Draft - Draft

Draft

Round Pick Player Position Nationality Team College
0T 00– Heinsohn, TomTom Heinsohn^ F/C United States Boston Celtics Holy Cross
1 01 Green, SihugoSihugo Green G/F United States Rochester Royals Duquesne
1 02 Russell, BillBill Russell^ C United States St. Louis Hawks San Francisco
1 03 Paxson, JimJim Paxson G/F United States Minneapolis Lakers Dayton
1 04 Shavlik, RonnieRonnie Shavlik F United States New York Knicks NC State
1 05 Holup, JoeJoe Holup F United States Syracuse Nationals George Washington
1 06 Sobieszczyk, RonRon Sobieszczyk G United States Fort Wayne Pistons DePaul
1 07 Lear, HalHal Lear G United States Philadelphia Warriors Temple
2 08 Burrow, BobBob Burrow F/C United States Rochester Royals Kentucky
2 09 Naulls, WillieWillie Naulls+ F/C United States St. Louis Hawks UCLA
2 10 Rand, TerryTerry Rand# C United States Minneapolis Lakers Marquette
2 11 Bergen, GaryGary Bergen C United States New York Knicks Utah
2 12 Judson, PaulPaul Judson# F United States Syracuse Nationals Illinois
2 13 Jones, K. C.K. C. Jones^ G United States Boston Celtics San Francisco
2 14 Kessler, BobBob Kessler# F United States Fort Wayne Pistons Maryland
2 15 Rollins, PhilPhil Rollins G United States Philadelphia Warriors Louisville

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