Where could you end?

The 2025 NBA Draft Lottery is only a few days away from shaking off, and the Utah jazz will probably define its regular 2024-25 season campaign with the results where your first round ends up.

After a 17 victory season, the worst in franchise history, jazz is now a strong chance to make a prime minister in this year's design, and later secured nothing less than a top five election in June.

Jazz is not only tied for the best chances of winning in the NBA to choose number one in this year's draft, but also for each of their potential results in the top 4, which are connected to the Washington Wizards and Charlotte Hornets, with the same opportunities in second, third or fourth place.

Here is a complete breakdown of where the jazz could land. The big unveiling:

1.: 14.0% chance

2.: 13.4% chance

3.: 12.7% chance

4.: 12.0% chance

5.: 47.9% chance

On paper, the much most likely result in Utah would be in fifth place compared to each individual selection one to four.

However, this would be dependent on four teams that jump behind the jazz to be too lucky under the top 4, and forced them outside with five. This exact result occurred in the latest design lottery in 2024 when the Detroit Piston was jumped four times.

Despite a chance of almost 50%to fall into the worst case, there is the likelihood that jazz will secure a place within the four top fours and take up one of the high-end talents in this class, with Cooper Flag, Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey under this short list of potential goals.

Regarding how the lottery blossoms are expected to be the table for the table for how the night of every team could run later next week, and it is clear that a variety of results that could develop does not give anything else.

The time will show whether happiness falls on the way of jazz or perhaps the opposite, but unnecessarily mention that the anticipation on the way to the beginning of the next week to build up in the entire league.

The 2025 NBA Draft Lottery will be started in Chicago on Monday, May 12th.

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