Cleveland Cavaliers GM Koby Altman will represent the team on Tuesday night at the 2021 NBA Draft Lottery

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CLEVELAND, Ohio – Cleveland Cavaliers CEO Koby Altman will be the team camera representative on Tuesdays in the virtual NBA Draft Lottery, sources say cleveland.com.

The lottery, which determines the order of the first selection in the 2021 NBA Draft, will be broadcast on ESPN starting at 8:30 p.m.

After finishing 22-50, leveled the leagues fourth worst record, the Cavaliers lost the lottery before Oklahoma City. Both teams have an 11.5% chance to pick number 1, just below Houston, Detroit and Orlando – all coming with a 14% shot. Statistically, Clevelands ’most likely landing site is number 7, with a 25.5% chance of landing there. Cavs also has an 18.2% chance to choose No. 6. Overall, the math shows a 45.1% probability of moving into the top four and a 52.9% drop from the top 5. .

Oklahoma State Cade Cunningham is considered the best option – and probably number 1.

Last year, Cavs legend Brad Daugherty practically performed on behalf of the organization, hoping he would help change their fortunes. Cleveland has not won the lottery since 2014. The Cavs have dropped to eighth, fifth and fifth in the last three years.

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