When is the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery? Here you can find out how to watch

Even with eight teams in the NBA playoffs, the NBA lottery from 2025 is already there. The low season is not waiting for anyone.

The main prize of this year is not quite on Victor Wembanyama level – but it is also not a consolation price. Dukes Cooper Flagg is clear No. 1 perspective, and it will be the name teams for which the Ping -Pong balls roll on Monday.

Who is Cooper Flag?

Flagg is a 6-foot 8-DO-IT all-wing that acted at both ends during his only season at Duke. The earlier recruit No. 1 did not disappoint, which achieved an average of 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds and 4.2 assists.

He also put together the hardware-the Naismith College player of the year, John R. Wooden Award, and the consensus-all-American honors. He also made the NCAA all-tourney team and the ACC all-defensive team.

With a sky-high basketball IQ and an incredibly polished all-round game, Flagg has the production of a future NBA star.

Because of his position, he can fit seamlessly into almost every team. Since he doesn't need the rock in his hands, he can find a way to influence games from the tip. He is a player who immediately makes others better around him at both ends of the square.

How can you see the NBA lottery from 2025 Draft?

Almost half of the league has a shot in the top election and the chance of landing flag as a crown jewel of this design. But before the results immerse yourself, you need to know everything you need to see.

When: 7 p.m. et, Monday
Where: Chicago
TV: ESPN

The NBA Draft Lottery will be broadcast on Monday at 7 p.m. ET, shortly before game 4 between the Boston Celtics and New York Knicks. Both the lottery and the playoff game are broadcast on ESPN.

According to Flagg, the Draft board becomes a little more unpredictable. While there are still high -ranking views, most are with other question marks. Flag is considered a rare high surface pimple with a high deck and the rest of the field is not so universally solid.

Here is a look at the top prospects that should go into the lottery after flag:

• Dylan HarperRutgers, guard
• VJ EdgecombeBaylor, guard
• Ace BaileyRutgers, wings
• Kon KnueppelDuke, wing
• Carter BryantArizona, wing
• Derik QueenMaryland, big
• Khaman MaluachDuke, big
• Kasparas JakucionisIllinois, guard
• Tre JohnsonTexas, guard
• Labaron PhilonAlabama, guard
• Thomas SorberGeorgetown, big
• Jeremiah fearsOklahoma, guard
• Jace RichardsonMichigan State, guard

And here are the 13 lottery teams in the hope of hearing their name first – together with their chances of landing the No. 1 selection:

• Utah jazz (14 percnet)
• Washington Wizards (14 percent)
• Charlotte Hornets (14 percent)
• New Orleans Pelicans (14 percent)
• Philadelphia 76ers (10.5 percent)
• Brooklyn Nets (9 percent)
• Toronto Raptors (7 percent)
• San Antonio Spurs (6.7 percent)
• Houston Rockets (3.8 percent)
• Portland Trail Blazer (3.8 percent)
• Dallas Mavericks (1.8 percent)
• Chicago Bulls (1.8 percent)
• Sacramento Kings (0.8 percent)