NBA Lottery Results 2022: Full Selection Order, Analysis and More

The Magic won the lottery on Tuesday and will have the top pick in the NBA draft.

The Oklahoma City, Houston, and Sacramento Kings are the top four.

There are no ironclad prizes in the top prizes of this year's draft.

A major piece of the puzzle has been solved.

There are some quick notes on the top four prospects.

The NBA draft order in 2022.

The Magic.

The Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Houston Rockets.

4. The Kings are from Sacramento.

5. The Detroit Pistons.

6. The Indiana Pacers.

7. The Portland Trail blazers.

There are 8. Los Angeles Lakers.

There are 9. San Antonio Spurs.

10. The Washington Wizards.

11. The New York Knicks.

There are 12. Los Angeles Clippers and Oklahoma City Thunder.

13 The Charlotte Hornets.

There are 14. There is a basketball team in Cleveland.

15. The Hornets are from New Orleans.

16. The Atlanta Hawks.

17 The Houston Rockets are from Brooklyn.

18. The Bulls are from Chicago.

19 The Minnesota Timberwolves are from Minnesota.

20. The San Antonio Spurs are from Toronto.

21. The Denver Nuggets.

22. Utah is where the Memphis Grizzlies are from.

There is a new date for this. The Brooklyn Nets are from Philadelphia.

24. The Milwaukee Bucks.

25. The San Antonio Spurs are from Boston.

The Dallas Mavericks.

27. The Miami Heat.

There is a new date for this. The Golden State Warriors.

29. The Memphis Grizzlies.

30. The Oklahoma City Thunder are from Phoenix.

The second round.

31. The Indiana Pacers are from Houston to Cleveland.

There are 32. The Magic.

33. The Toronto Raptors are from Detroit, Chicago, Washington and San Antonio.

34. The Oklahoma City Thunder.

35. The Magic is from Indiana to Milwaukee.

36. The Portland Trail blazers.

37. The Kings are from Sacramento.

38. The San Antonio Spurs are from the Los Angeles Lakers.

39. San Antonio to Cleveland.

40. The Minnesota Timberwolves are from Washington.

41. The New Orleans Pelicans are in the NBA.

42. The New York Knicks.

There are 43. The Los Angeles Clippers.

44. The Atlanta Hawks.

45. The Charlotte Hornets.

46. The Detroit Pistons are from Brooklyn.

47. Memphis or New Orleans are possible destinations for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

48. The Minnesota Timberwolves are from Minnesota.

49. The Kings are from Chicago, Detroit and Memphis.

50. The Minnesota Timberwolves are from Denver to Philadelphia.

51. The Golden State Warriors are from Toronto to Philadelphia.

52. The New Orleans Pelicans are from Utah.

There are 53. The Boston Celtics.

54. The Washington Wizards are from Dallas.

55. The Golden State Warriors.

56. The Cleveland Cavaliers are from Miami to Indiana.

57. The Trail blazers are from Memphis to Utah.

58. The Pacers are from Phoenix.

The Milwaukee Bucks and Miami Heat have been forfeited.

There are prospects to know.

Paolo Banchero is a man.

The former Duke forward averaged 17.2 points on 47.8 percent shooting, 7.8 rebound and 3.2 assists in his lone season for the Blue Devil.

In the NCAA tournament, Banchero hit 10-of-19 three-pointers. He had a 20-point, 10-rebound double-double in the Final Four.

The son of Jabari Smith Jr.

The 220-pound big man dropped 16.9 points on 42.9 percent shooting, including 42.0 percent from three-point range.

He added 7.4 boards per game and helped lead the SEC to the regular-season title.

There is a person named Chet Holmgren.

The ex-Gonzaga big man had a very good season with the Bulldogs, as they reached the Sweet Sixteen and earned the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament.

One of the most difficult players in the nation to defend was the one who shot 60.7 percent from the field and hit 39.0 percent of his three-pointers.

There is Jaden Ivey.

In his sophomore season, the Boilermaker averaged 17.3 points on 46.0 percent shooting, 35.8 percent from three-point range, and 5.1 rebound and 3.1 assists.

The 195-pound guard led the Boilermakers to a 29-win season and a Big Ten title game appearance.