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NBA Under Fire: Controversy Erupts After Mavericks Win 2025 Draft Lottery

Dallas’ shocking victory in the NBA Draft Lottery, with only a 1.8% chance, has sparked harsh criticism about the league’s integrity, including pointed remarks from ESPN analyst Chris “Mad Dog” Russo.

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Dwyane Wade Fuels Fire About NBA Draft Lottery Being Rigged

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The Luckiest Jumps to the No. 1 Pick in NBA Draft Lottery History

NBA draft lottery: Dallas Mavericks draws No. 1 pick, chance to pick Duke's Cooper Flagg

Flagg was the No. 1 overall recruit in 2024 and has been viewed as a can't-miss draft prospect since before stepping foot on campus in Durham.

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NBA Combine 2025 Participants, Schedule and Players to Watch

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NBA draft: Rockets have Suns' lottery pick; Mavericks win Cooper Flagg with 1.8% chance

Imagining 2025 NFL Draft If the League Followed NBA Draft Lottery System

The biggest losers are the Titans and Browns (dropping four slots each) and the Patriots (dropping three).

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Cooper Flagg Reportedly 'Thrilled' About Mavs Possibly Drafting Him with No. 1 Pick

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Trade or Keep: What Mavs, Spurs and NBA Lottery Teams Should Do With 2025 Draft Picks

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Jets Fan And ESPN Host Mike Greenberg Called Out For Hypocrisy

Former NFL offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz called out ESPN host and New York Jets fan Mike Greenberg.

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8 Times The NBA Lottery Has Looked Completely Rigged

The Dallas Mavericks' improbable win of the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery with just a 1.8% chance has reignitedconspiracy theories about the lottery being rigged, and we have eight examples through history where it just might be.

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Should the NFL Copy the NBA Draft Lottery? 2-Time Pro Bowler Argues It’ll Fix Growing Problem

The Dallas Mavericks had just a 1.8% chance of landing the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. But in a stunning twist, they beat the odds and the entire lottery system, and walked away with Cooper Flagg (most probably),