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Each year, many professional basketball prospects hope to get called up to the NBA through the draft. Since 1947, the NBA, which was called the Basketball Association of America (BAA) at that time, has held the draft where teams have added new players to their rosters. 

During the NBA Draft, there are two rounds where players join one of the 30 teams in the NBA. 

Test your NBA knowledge ahead of draft day with these 10 fun facts about the league. 

The NBA Draft brings new players into the league. ( Nic Antaya/Getty Images)

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It takes a lot of teams some time to find their NBA home, except for the Celtics and the Knicks. The Celtics have always been in Boston and the Knicks have remained in New York. 

Air Jordans have remained one of the most sought after basketball shoes around since Nike teamed up with Michael Jordan, a rookie at the time, to create the iconic sneaker. 

The color of the shoe is what led to them being banned from the league since they went against uniform regulations. Michael Jordan wore the shoe with their release and was fined $5,000 for every game he wore them. He still wore the shoes and Nike paid the fines associated with the brand-new sneaker. 

Air Jordans were created in a collaboration between Michael Jordan and Nike. (Focus on Sport via Getty Images)

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