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The Dallas Mavericks win the NBA Draft lottery

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Paige Bueckers Didn't Think Mavs Winning 2025 NBA Draft Lottery Was 'Real at First'

This is only the second time NBA and WNBA teams from the same city won the lottery in the same year.

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Has a city with an NBA and WNBA team won the draft lottery in the same year?

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Paige Bueckers and Cooper Flagg in the same city? Dallas Mavericks win NBA draft lottery.

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

Cooper Flagg was reportedly more than happy to see the Dallas Mavericks land the No. 1 pick in Monday's NBA draft lottery.

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NBA Draft Lottery: Inside the silence, confusion and celebration from the Mavs’ stroke of luck

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Mavs Reportedly Won't Trade No. 1 NBA Draft Pick, Plan to Select Cooper Flagg

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

The Utah Jazz, Washington Wizards and Charlotte Hornets have the best chance to win the lottery at 14% each.

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Cooper Flagg to Mavericks: Timeline of Dallas’ improbable journey to win NBA Draft Lottery

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

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2025 WNBA Mock Draft 6.0: Paige Bueckers goes to Wings at No. 1, but late Sky-Lynx trade shakes up first round

The first round of the 2025 WNBA Draft looks nothing like it did when the order was originally set back in November following the draft lottery. Since then, two lottery selections -- Nos. 2 and 3 overall -- and seven first-round picks have changed hands.

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'God Makes No Mistakes': Paige Bueckers on Mavericks Landing No. 1 Pick, Cooper Flagg to Dallas

Dallas basketball is making history, as both the Mavericks and the Wings secured the No. 1 pick in their respective drafts this season. The Mavericks stunned the NBA world by winning the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery,

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WNBA Player Released by Second Team in Nine Days

Shyanne Sellers was released by the Atlanta Dream, per Yahoo Sports. She was originally drafted by the Golden State Valkyries with the No. 17 overall pick, but waived on May 3. Sellers has now been released by two teams in nine days, seemingly struggling to get accustomed to the professional atmosphere.