Charlotte: Miles Bridges
Indiana: Nancy Leonard (Former Pacers Exec)
Golden State: Rick Welts (President)
GM Marc Eversley will represent us at the Draft Lottery tonight pic.twitter.com/YVEKDeo4Ho
Things to Keep in Mind …
• The Bulls have been benefited from the lottery gods before. In fact, we saw this happen just last year after the organization had only a 31.9 percent chance to land inside the Top-4. Of course, we also saw this happen before Derrick Rose was selected No. 1 overall in the 2008 NBA Draft. The Bulls had just a 1.7 percent chance at making that selection.
• If the Bulls do luck into keeping this season’s pick, the rights to the organization’s 2022 first-round pick will go to the Magic with a top-3 protection. Then, because the NBA prohibits teams from not owning a first-round pick in back-to-back seasons, the 2023 first-round pick sent in the Vucevic deal would be pushed back to 2024.
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‘Entrenched in Woodstock’
Independent photo by Ken Farver | Co-owners Darrin Flynn (left) and Alberto Perez stand inside their new business venture, Curated by D&A, at 106 N. Benton St. The store focuses on menswear and also carries men’s and women’s accessories and items for the home. Perez will do the day-to-day managing of the store that Flynn described as “a micro-department store,” part of a trend back to small, independent retailers that the pair sees as a result of the pandemic. Curated by D&A brings menswear back to Woodstock Square
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Tulsa Public Schools
With the district a frequent target of criticism from Gov. Kevin Stitt for not offering in-person instruction due to high local rates of COVID-19 infection, representatives from Tulsa Public Schools administration, faculty and support staff issued a joint statement Thursday calling for educators to be placed higher in the state s vaccine priority structure. All across the country, states have prioritized teachers and other school team members for the COVID-19 vaccine. We simply believe Oklahoma should do the same, which is why we continue to advocate for teachers, and our team, to be a higher priority in our state, reads the statement, issued jointly by TPS Superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist, Tulsa Classroom Teachers Association President Shawna Mott-Wright, and American Federation of Teachers Local 6049 President Nancy Leonard.