BERMAN: I stayed up much later than I should have following the NBA draft, and it was the strangest, weirdest draft ever with more surprises that you've ever seen. Shocking picks, shocking trades. Andy Scholes joins us with the breakdown now in the "Bleacher Report." Hey, Andy.</s>ROMANS: Berman says like the earth shattering, the world -- his life has changed forever. Is it really that serious?</s>ANDY SCHOLES, BLEACHER REPORT: Sure, it's pretty bad for him. We'll get to that big trade here in a moment. But, you know, yesterday, we talked about how there was no clear number one pick this year. No one really knew what the Cleveland Cavaliers were going to do with the first pick. Even with all the uncertainty, no one predicted this.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The Cleveland Cavaliers select Anthony Bennett of Toronto, Canada, and University of Nevada, Las Vegas.</s>SCHOLES: The Cavs shocking everyone with the pick of Anthony Bennett out of UNLV. Bennett, who's the first ever Canadian to go number one, was projected to be a top ten pick, but even he was surprised when he heard his name. Kentucky's Nerlens Noel ended up following the sixth to the New Orleans Pelicans but was then traded to the 76ers for Jrue Holiday and a 2014 first round pick. NBA commissioner, David Stern, received his usual boos during the draft, and he loved it. This is Stern's 30th and final draft as he plans on retiring after the season. As a going away present, the fans have broken reverse field and gave Stern a standing ovation as he made the last pick. And then a</s>BERMAN: Never seen that before in a game. All right. Andy, appreciate it.</s>SCHOLES: No problem, guys.</s>BERMAN: Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce coming to be closer to me here in New York.</s>BERMAN: We'll be right back.
NBA Draft and Trade Shockers