The 2018 NBA draft lottery will be held on May 15.
It will determine where teams will select in the 2018 NBA draft on June 21.
Where could the Suns be picking?
Take a look at the odds of where each team could end up picking in the draft. Percentages courtesy of tankathon.com (records and odds through Dec. 15).
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Reverse NBA standings
- Atlanta Hawks: 6-23
- Dallas Mavericks: 8-21
- Chicago Bulls: 8-20
- Phoenix Suns: 9-21
- Memphis Grizzlies: 9-20
- Sacramento Kings: 9-19
- Charlotte Hornets: 10-18
- Orlando Magic: 11-19
- Los Angeles Lakers: 10-17
- Brooklyn Nets: 11-17
- Los Angeles Clippers: 11-16
- Utah Jazz: 14-15
- Phiadelphia 76ers: 14-14
- Miami Heat: 14-14
DRAFT LOTTERY HISTORY: How Suns have fared
2018 NBA draft lottery odds (Top 5)
The Hawks have a 25 percent chance at the No. 1 overall pick, a 21.5 percent chance at No. 2, a 17.8 percent chance at No. 3 and a 35.7 percent chance at No. 4.
The Mavericks have a 19.9 percent chance at No. 1, an 18.8 percent chance at No. 2, a 17.1 percent chance at No. 3, a 31.9 percent chance at No. 4, and a 12.3 percent chance at the No. 5 pick in the draft.
The Bulls have a 15.6 percent chance of landing the top pick in the lottery, a 15.7 percent chance at No. 2, a 15.6 percent chance at No. 3, a 22.6 percent chance at No. 4, a 26.5 percent chance at No. 5 and a four percent chance at No. 6.
The Suns have a 11.9 percent chance at the No. 1 pick, an 12.6 percent chance at No. 2, a 13.3 percent chance at No. 3, a 9.9 percent chance at No. 4, a 35.1 percent chance at No. 5, a 16.6 percent chance at No. 6 and a 1.2 percent chance at No. 7.
The Grizzlies have an 8.8 percent chance at the top pick, a 9.7 percent chance at the second pick, a 10.7 percent chance at the third pick, a 26.1 percent chance at the fifth pick, a 36 percent chance at the sixth pick, an 8.4 percent chance at the seventh pick and a 0.4 percent chance at the eighth pick.
RANKINGS: Suns' Top 10 first-round NBA draft picks
Odds for other team in lottery getting No. 1 overall pick (and most likely pick):
The Kings have a 6.3 percent chance at the top pick. They have a 43.9 percent chance of landing the No. 6 pick.
The Hornets have a 4.3 percent chance at the No. 1 selection. They have a 59.9 percent chance at No. 7.
The Magic have a 2.8 percent chance of landing the No. 1 pick and a 72.4 percent chance of getting No. 8.
The Lakers have a 1.7 percent chance of getting the No. 1 pick (would go to 76ers) and an 81.3 percent chance of landing the No. 9 pick (would also go to Philadelphia).
The Nets have a 1.1 percent chance at No. 1 and an 87 percent chance at No. 10 (those picks would go to the Cavaliers).
The Clippers have a 0.8 percent chance at the top pick and a 90.7 percent chance at No. 11.
The Jazz have a 0.7 percent chance of landing the top pick and a 93.5 percent chance of getting the No. 12 pick.
The 76ers have a 0.6 percent chance at No. 1 and a 96 percent chance at No. 13.
The Heat have a 0.5 percent chance at No. 1 and a 98.2 percent percent chance at No. 14 (which would go to the Suns).
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4 of 57![2015: Andrew Harrison, Kentucky (No. 44). (The Suns]()
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9 of 57![2009: Taylor Griffin, Oklahoma (No. 48)]()
10 of 57![2008: Malik Hairston, Oregon (No. 48) | *pick sent to San Antonio Spurs]()
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12 of 57![2001: Alton Ford, Houston (No. 51)]()
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16 of 57![1995: Chris Carr, Southern Illinois (No. 56)]()
17 of 57![1994: Anthony Goldwire, Houston (No. 52)]()
18 of 57![1994: Charles Claxton, Georgia (No. 50)]()
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21 of 57![1993: Mark Buford, Mississippi Valley State (No. 49)]()
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24 of 57![1991: Joey Wright, Texas (No. 50)]()
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27 of 57![1990: Milous Babic, Tennessee Tech (No. 50) | *Traded to Cleveland for Stefano Rusconi plus future considerations]()
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30 of 57![1989: Greg Grant, Trenton State (No. 52)]()
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38 of 57![1986: Rafael Addison, Syracuse (No. 39)]()
39 of 57![1986: Joe Ward, Georgia (No. 31)]()
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41 of 57![1984: Charles Jones, Louisville (No. 36)]()
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49 of 57![1975: Jimmy D. Conner, Kentucky (No. 36)]()
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51 of 57![1974: Fred Saunders, Syracuse (No. 31)]()
52 of 57![1973: Gary Melchionni, Duke (No. 38)]()
53 of 57![1970: Joe Depre, St. John's (No. 29)]()
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