1. Wizards- John Wall
2. Sixers- Evan Turner
3. Nets- Derrick Favors
4. T-Wolves- Wesley Johnson
5. Kings- Demarcus Cousins
6. Warriors- Ekpe Udoh
7. Pistons- Greg Monroe
8. Clippers- Al-Farouq Aminu
9. Jazz- Gordon Hayward
10. Pacers- Paul George
11. Hornet- Cole Aldrich
12. Grizzles- Xavier Henry
13. Raptors- Ed Davis
14. Rockets- Patrick Patterson
15. Bucks-  Larry Sanders

     I have a problem with this years draft: it stops after the first pick. Yes, quality players are there, and some might even turn out to be great players, but none are too interesting compared to previous years.
     Take last year: could Stephen Curry live up to his big March Madness name? Would Ricky Rubio come to America? How would Brandon Jennings fare after skipping college and playing in Europe? Several interesting questions were being asked. 2008 was the year of the one and done's with Derrick Rose, Michael Beasley, and OJ Mayo going 123. 2007 we were asking who would be the number 1 pick, Greg Oden or Kevin Durant?
     But nothing stands out this year. Biggest question is will the Sixers take Evan Turner or Derrick Favors. Or maybe what white player the Pacers will take (Gordon Heyward, Cole Aldrich?). So maybe the rookie class won't be as heralded as previous, but teams can still build.

The entire 2010 NBA Draft Lottery is here. You can watch the the entire proceedings, in just 5 minutes, right here.

The NBA Draft Lottery made Twitter lit up with basketball tweets. Among the list is "Wizards get" and "1st pick". Of course the "Nets Owner" Mikhail "Prokhorov" and his accent stole the show with his disappointment with the third pick.
Even "Kwame Brown" (?!?!) made the worldwide Trending Topics lists, since he was the last Washingon Number 1 pick.

   2010 Draft Lottery is tonight. Here's what you need to know:

   Everyone is in it to draft Kentucky one-and-done John Wall, with Ohio State's Evan Turner being the consolation prize. Both are extremely talented, but any team who drafts Wall is automatically better, and could be looking at a increase in sales and attendance. Yeah, he's that good. But also up for grabs is Wall's teamate DeMarcus Cousins and his 15 point 10 rebound stat line, Kansas' Xavier Henry, and Derrick Favors from Georgia Tech.
   The New Jersey Nets (12-70) have the best shot at getting the number 1 pick with 250 chances, and in doing so, start off their bid to woo King James. The T-Wolves (15-67) get the next best chance to add yet another point guard with 199 chances. The Kings (25-57), who made it big with last years pick, Tyreke Evans, get another opportunity to add a Robin, or even another Batman to the great Evans with 156 odds.
   Golden State (104), Washington (103), Philadelphia (53), and Detroit (53) round out the probables to get the first pick.

The complete list is as follows:
New Jersey                                         12-70       250
Minnesota                                          15-67        199
Sacramento                                       25-57        156
Golden State                                       26-56      104
Washington                                        26-56      103
Philadelphia                                       27-55       53
Detroit                                                 27-55       53
LA Clippers                                        29-53       23
New York (To Utah via Phoenix)   29-53      22
Indiana                                               32-50       11
New Orleans                                      37-45       8
Memphis                                            40-42       7
Toronto                                              40-42       6
Houston                                             42-40       5
via NBA.com

   So cross your fingers for your favorite losers, and tune in to see who's representing who on ESPN at 8.