Salmons, Miller among draft-day trades

A three-way deal between the Charlotte Bobcats, Milwaukee Bucks and Sacramento Kings that featured the draft rights to BYU All-America Jimmer Fredette was the biggest of yesterday's NBA draft day trades.

Ex-Sixers guard John Salmons went from Milwaukee to Sacramento, which also got the rights to Fredette, the No. 10 pick.

The Bobcats traded leading scorer Stephen Jackson, the rights to No. 19 pick Tobias Harris, of Tennessee, and backup point guard Shaun Livingston to the Bucks, who will also receive guard Beno Udrih from the Kings.

Charlotte got the right to No. 7 overall pick Bismack 8Biyombo, of the Congo, who was taken by the Kings, and forward Corey Maggette from Milwaukee.

Fredette couldn't meet with the media until the deal was final.

"Took a little while waiting back there," said Fredette, obviously the favorite with the crowd at the draft held at the Prudential Center. "But it's a great moment for me and for my family and for the Sacramento Kings organization. Hopefully their fan base is excited because I'm really excited to get out there and start the season with them and have a great year."

In other trades yesterday:

* Portland acquired guard Raymond Felton from Denver for former Sixers point guard Andre Miller. Felton, 27, has a year remaining on his contract that pays him $7.5 million. Miller, 35, averaged 12.7 points, 7.0 assists and 3.7 rebounds last season.

Felton was traded in February from the New York Knicks to Denver, where he averaged 11.5 points, 3.6 points and 6.5 assists in 21 games.

* The Blazers traded swingman Rudy Fernandez to Dallas for draft picks.

* A person with knowledge of the deal says Houston traded the rights to No. 23 pick Nikola Mirotic, of Serbia, and No. 38 choice Chandler Parsons, of Florida, a future first-round pick and center Brad Miller to Minnesota for point guard Jonny Flynn and the rights to 7-footer Donatas Motiejunas, the 20th overall pick.

* Indiana traded the rights to No. 15 pick Kawhi Leonard, of San Diego State, No. 42 pick Davis Bertrans, of Latvia, and 2005 No. 46 pick Erazem Lorbek, of Slovenia, to San Antonio for George Hill, who averaged 11.6 points and 2.5 assists last season.

* Boston traded the rights to No. 25 pick MarShon Brooks, of Providence, to New Jersey for the rights to No. 27 pick JaJuan Johnson, of Purdue, and a 2014 second-round pick.

* Cleveland traded the rights to No. 32 pick Justin Harper, of Richmond, to the Orlando Magic for two future second-round picks.

* Charlotte sent the rights to No. 39 pick Jeremy Tyler to Golden State for cash.

* New Orleans traded the rights to No. 45 pick Josh Harrellson, of Kentucky, to the New York Knicks for cash.