1958 NBA Draft - Draft

Draft

Round Pick Player Position Nationality Team College
0T 00– Rodgers, GuyGuy Rodgers+ G United States Philadelphia Warriors Temple
1 01 Baylor, ElginElgin Baylor^ F United States Minneapolis Lakers Seattle
1 02 Dees, ArchieArchie Dees F/C United States Cincinnati Royals Indiana
1 03 Farmer, MikeMike Farmer F United States New York Knicks San Francisco
1 04 Brennan, PetePete Brennan F United States New York Knicks North Carolina
1 05 Dierking, ConnieConnie Dierking F/C United States Syracuse Nationals Cincinnati
1 06 Gambee, DaveDave Gambee F United States St. Louis Hawks Oregon State
1 07 Swain, BennieBennie Swain F United States Boston Celtics Texas Southern
2 08 Hamilton, SteveSteve Hamilton F/C United States Minneapolis Lakers Morehead State
2 09 Hatton, VernonVernon Hatton G United States Cincinnati Royals Kentucky
2 10 Cable, BarneyBarney Cable F United States Detroit Pistons Bradley
2 11 Quigg, JoeJoe Quigg# F/C United States New York Knicks North Carolina
2 12 Sharrar, LloydLloyd Sharrar# C United States Philadelphia Warriors West Virginia
2 13 Greer, HalHal Greer^ G/F United States Syracuse Nationals Marshall
2 14 Reed, HubHub Reed F/C United States St. Louis Hawks Oklahoma City
2 15 Smith, JimmyJimmy Smith# F United States Boston Celtics Franciscan

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