If a team has two lottery picks...

[Westbrook0]

Does their representative represent both of them at the draft lottery?

Next year for example, the Suns don't have to send a rep for their lottery pick do they?

It will/could be funny seeing them say, "The __th pick goes to... the Oklahoma City Thunder. (several picks later)... the ___th pick goes to the Oklahoma City Thunder."

Is that how it would work?

Or would they just say, "The __th pick goes to the Phoenix Suns" with the commentator saying, "And that pick of course will be going to the Oklahoma City Thunder" and show OKC's representative?

Then what if "Phoenix's" pick goes top three, does the OKC rep stand up there and shake hands afterwards?

Weird.

[RicanThunder]

Send a representative and a player.

[Westbrook0]

Send a representative and a player.

Oh, thanks for clearing this up. Has this happened before or something? Or how did you know?

When they announce the pick, do they announce it as Phoenix or OKC?

[Starksfan311]

Oh, thanks for clearing this up. Has this happened before or something? Or how did you know?

When they announce the pick, do they announce it as Phoenix or OKC?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pd-VUoA4z4&feature=related

Check #11 was top 3 protected so it could have gone to the Pacers so when it came up #11 it then became ATLs


Check #9 traded from Knicks to Bulls.




The Suns pick is unprotected so it'll say Thunder