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The players the Bulls should pick at 6 potential NBA draft spots

CHICAGO - Tuesday night in Chicago, the ping-pong ball hopper will be turned on, number combinations will be created and the Bulls, like all lottery teams, will learn their draft position.

The Bulls own a 5.3 percent chance at the No. 1 pick, a 6 percent chance at the second pick, 7 percent chance at the third pick, 44 percent chance at the sixth pick and 33.1 percent chance at the seventh pick. In a worst-case scenario, they own a 4.5 percent chance of dropping two slots to the eighth pick and 0.1 percent chance of dropping three slots to nine.

Even for a team that overcame

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