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11 craziest NBA Draft lottery conspiracy theories, from LeBron James to Patrick Ewing and more

Whether it's frozen envelopes or curious homecomings, there is no shortage of conspiracy theories around the NBA Draft Lottery over the years.

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NBA Draft Lottery winners and losers: Mavericks' win fuels conspiracy theories, Spurs and 76ers also move up

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Mavericks CEO Responds to 'Conspiracy Theory' Talk After 2025 NBA Draft Lottery

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Dallas Mavericks Win 2025 NBA Draft Lottery

Dallas Mavericks defied the odds and won the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery.

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Nico Harrison Advised to Trade No. 1 Lottery Pick for 2x NBA MVP

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Dallas Mavericks land No. 1 overall pick

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Kyrie Irving had a two-emoji response to the Mavericks astonishingly landing the No. 1 overall pick

When the Mavericks defied the odds to land that top pick on Monday, it gave the franchise that had just traded Luka Dončić an immediate reload in the form of a Big 3 with Flagg, Irving and Anthony Da...

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Mavericks win NBA Draft Lottery, right to select Duke phenom Cooper Flagg

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2025 NBA Draft Big Board: Ranking the top 60 prospects

A look back to the biggest NBA Draft Lottery conspiracy theory: Did a frozen envelope land the Knicks the No. 1 pick?

The New York Knicks were transformed by the addition of Patrick Ewing in 1985 but rumors have swirled about behind-the-scenes dealings.

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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Mavs CEO Recalls Patrick Ewing Conspiracy Theories After Dallas Gets Cooper Flagg Pick Despite Only 1.8% Chance

The Dallas Mavericks have somehow managed to land the lottery pick even with a 1.8% chance. As astonishing as the situation may be, Mavs CEO Rick Welts addressed the conspiracy theories associated with this by recalling his own experience with the Patrick Ewing lottery pick 40 years ago.