1) Memphis Grizzlies 250
2) Boston Celtics 199
3) Milwaukee Bucks 138
4) Atlanta Hawks 137
5) Seattle SuperSonics 88
6) Portland Trailblazers 53
7) Minnesota Timberwolves 53
eight) Charlotte Bobcats 19
9) Chicago Bulls 19
10) Sacramento Kings 18
11) Indiana Pacers 8
12) Philadelphia 76ers 7
13) New Orleans Hornets 6
14) Los Angeles Clippers 5

15) Detroit Pistons from Orlando Magic
16) New Jersey Nets
17) Washington Wizards
eighteen) Golden State Warriors
19) Los Angeles Lakers
20) Miami Heat
21) Philadelphia 76ers from Denver Nuggets
22) Charlotte Bobcats from Toronto Raptors
23) New York Knicks from Chicago Bulls
24) Phoenix Suns from Cleveland Cavaliers
25) Utah Jazz
26) Houston Rockets
27) Detroit Pistons
twenty-eight) San Antonio Spurs
29) Phoenix Suns
30) Philadelphia 76ers from Dallas Mavericks

how do they decide it?

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Random drawing for teams with the same record (ie: Portland/Minnesota for 6/7, Charlotte/Chicago/Sacramento for 8/9/10, etc) It has almost zero impact on the actual lottery. But if we don’t crack the top 3, then we pick 9th, assuming a team between 10-14 doesn’t win one of the top 3 spots and push everyone back.

well, it's better than 10th i guess.

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If the Bulls were to get the third pick in the draft, who the hell should they take assuming Oden and Durant are off the board. (obviously they would be)

We know Oden and Durant are clearly the 1st players off the board in any order. Who are the other players we can, for certain, knock off the board as well ? Julian Wright ? Horford ?

if the Bulls don't crack the top 3, they should deal the pick

That makes sense, but I don't know that I move the pick, even if the guy is a project, for an average player. I think the only way we can add on to our current team is to trade the pick, and a Nocioni type player.

I still got love for Roy Hibbert.

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