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2019 NBA DRAFT LOTTERY FACT SHEET

Tuesday, May 14 – Chicago, IL - The Hawks are participating in the NBA Draft Lottery for the second consecutive year … Last year, Atlanta moved up from fourth to third in the Lottery. On draft night 2018, the Hawks acquired the draft rights to the fifth pick, , along with a future first-round pick, from Dallas, in exchange for the draft rights to Luka Dončić (the third pick). - The Hawks’ own 2019 first-round pick is currently at the 5th position. - If Dallas’ 2019 first-round pick is not among the top 5 picks, Atlanta will receive the Mavericks’ first-round pick (the Hawks have a 73.7% chance of receiving the pick). Before the Lottery, Dallas’ pick is at the 9th position. The Hawks also currently have three 2019 second round draft picks (#35, #41 and, depending on Lottery results, #44, #43 or #42). HAWKS DRAFT LOTTERY ODDS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ATL PICK 10.5% 10.5% 10.5% 10.5% 2.2% 19.6% 26.7% 8.8% 0.6%

9 10 11 12 13 DAL PICK 46.4% 24.3% 2.9% 0.1% > 0.1%

HAWKS LOTTERY HISTORY (since the NBA began using the current Draft lottery system in 1994; odds modified for 2019): 2018: Moved up from 4th to 3rd 2007: Moved up from 4th to 3rd 2006: Dropped from 4th to 5th 2005: Dropped from 1st to 2nd 2004: Stayed at 6th 2001: Moved up from 5th to 3rd 2000: Dropped from 5th to 6th

PRE-LOTTERY POSITION MOVEMENT (SINCE 1994 – UNDER THE NBA’S PRIOR LOTTERY ODDS) The #5 pre-lottery slotted team: - Has moved up to the 1st overall pick four times, last in 2010 (Washington). - Has moved up to the 2nd overall pick four times, last in 2007 (). - Has moved up to the 3rd overall pick one time, last in 2001 (Atlanta). - Has retained its position seven times, last in 2016 (Minnesota). - Has moved down to the 6th overall pick eight times, last in 2018 (Orlando). - Has moved down to the 7th overall pick one time, last in 2011 (Sacramento). - Has never moved down to the 8th overall pick. This year, the NBA’s modified lottery system takes effect. Under the new lottery system:  Each of the three highest lottery teams have a 14% chance of winning the lottery (compared to 25%, 19.9% and 15.6% for those three teams under the prior system). The odds for the remaining teams in the 14-team lottery decreases gradually after the top three, with approximately a 1%-2% difference between lottery teams.  The number of picks determined by the lottery is four (compared to three under the prior system). This means that the team with the worst record can receive no worse than the fifth pick, the team with the second-worst record no worse than the sixth pick, etc.

ATLANTA HAWKS 2019 NBA DRAFT LOTTERY FACT SHEET

HAWKS LOTTERY PICKS (SINCE 1994)

2018: Luka Dončić, Slovenia (3rd overall) – traded to DAL 2004: , Stanford (6th overall) 2007: Al Horford, Florida (3rd overall) 2001: Pau Gasol, Spain (3rd overall) – traded to MEM 2006: , Duke (5th overall) 2000: DerMarr Johnson, Cincinnati (6th overall) 2005: Marvin Williams, North Carolina (2nd overall) 1999: Jason Terry, Arizona (10th overall)

LOTTERY PICKS -- LAST 10 YEARS #5 PICKS #9 PICKS #35 PICKS 2018: Trae Young (Oklahoma) – DAL 2018: (Kentucky) – NYK 2018: Jr. (Tulane) – ORL 2017: De’Aaron Fox (Kentucky) – SAC 2017: Dennis Smith Jr. (North Carolina) – DAL 2017: (Berkeley) – ORL 2016: Kris Dunn (Providence) – MIN 2016: Jakob Poeltl (Utah) – TOR 2016: Rade Zagorac (Serbia) – BOS 2015: Mario Hezonja (Croatia) – ORL 2015: (Wisconsin) – CHA 2015: Willy Hernangomez (Spain) – PHI 2014: (Australia) – UTA 2014: (Indiana) – CHA 2014: (Tennessee) – UTA 2013: (Maryland) – PHO 2013: (Michigan) – MIN 2013: Glen Rice (Rio Grande Valley) – PHI 2012: Thomas Robinson (Kansas) – SAC 2012: (Connecticut) – DET 2012: (Michigan State) – GSW 2011: Jonas Valanciunas (Lithuania) – TOR 2011: (Connecticut) – CHA 2011: (UCLA) – SAC 2010: DeMarcus Cousins (Kentucky) – SAC 2010: (Butler) – UTA 2010: (Serbia) – WAS 2009: (Spain) – MIN 2009: DeMar DeRozan (Southern ) – TOR 2009: DaJuan Summers (Georgetown) – DET

#41 PICKS #44 PICKS 2018: (Kentucky) – ORL 2018: Issuf Sanon (Ukraine) – WAS 2017: (Oregon) – ATL 2017: (Houston) – NYK 2016: (UNLV) – ORL 2016: Isaia Cordinier (France) – ATL 2015: (Notre Dame) – BKN 2015: Andrew Harrison (Kentucky) – PHO 2014: Nikola Jokic (Serbia) – DEN 2014: (Oklahoma State) – MIN 2013: (San Diego State) – MEM 2013: (Bucknell) – DAL 2012: Tyshawn Taylor (Kansas) – BKN 2012: Kim English (Missouri) – DET 2011: (Michigan) – LAL 2011: Charles Jenkins (Hofstra) – GSW 2010: (Mississippi State) – MIA 2010: (Tulsa) – MIL 2009: (Kentucky) – MIL 2009: (Arizona) – DET

HAWKS UPCOMING DRAFT PICKS THROUGH 2022 2019: Hawks own their own first-round pick, slotted at #5 entering the Lottery. Hawks will receive Dallas’ first-round pick if it is not among #1-5; the pick is slotted at #9 entering the Lottery.* Hawks own their own second-round pick (#35), the LA Lakers’ second-round pick (#41), and Charlotte’s second- round pick (#44, #43 or #42 depending on Lottery results). 2020: Hawks own their own first-round pick. Hawks will receive Cleveland’s first-round pick if it is not among #1-10.** Hawks own their own second-round pick if it is among #31-55; pick will be sent to Boston if it is among #56-60. 2021: Hawks own their own first-round pick and second-round pick. 2022: Hawks own their own first-round pick and second-round pick. Hawks will receive Oklahoma City’s first-round pick if it is not among #1-14.*** * The first-round pick from Dallas is protected #1-5 in 2019 and 2020; #1-3 in 2021 and 2022; and unprotected in 2023. ** If the Hawks do not receive Cleveland’s 2020 first-round pick (protected #1-10), the Hawks will instead receive two second-round picks (Cleveland’s own 2021 and 2022). *** If Hawks do not receive Oklahoma City’s 2022 first-round pick (protected #1-14), the Hawks will instead receive two second-round picks (Oklahoma City’s own 2024 and 2025).