To the disappointment of many Raptors fans, Toronto slid down the draft board and ended up with the 9th pick in the lottery this year. The opposite is true for Mavericks fans, who's team jumped 10 spots to land the rights to select top prospect Cooper Flagg, just months after the franchise traded away Luka Doncic. TSN's Jevohn Shepherd breaks it all down.
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The Toronto Raptors will draft ninth overall in this summer's NBA Draft. The Raptors moved down two spots after having the seventh-worst record in the 2024-25 regular season.
The Raptors enter the NBA Draft Lottery with a 31.9 percent chance of landing a top four selection, and a 7.5 percent chance of getting the first overall pick. The odds however, say it's far more likely that Toronto will select somewhere between seven and ten. If that's the case, how will Masai Ujiri and Bobby Webster approach the draft? TSN's Jevohn Shepherd shares his thoughts on this and more.
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Masai Ujiri and the Toronto Raptors are hoping luck will be on their side heading into Monday's NBA Draft Lottery in Chicago. Watch the NBA Draft Lottery LIVE on TSN2 at 7pm ET/4pm PT on TSN2, TSN.ca and the TSN App.
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