02-09-2026, 01:55 PM
FWIW:
If the Mavs have one of the three worst records in the NBA next season (and if the NBA doesn't revise the lottery rules), they will have a 27.4% chance of landing a top-2 pick thereby triggering protections on the '27 FRP owed to CHA. The Mavs will keep their pick in '27 if it's 1 or 2.
DAL owns it's pick in '28 but gave swap rights to OKC in exchange for the 26th overall pick in 2024 that the Mavs used (along with Richaun Holmes) to finalize the acquisition of Daniel Gafford.
DAL owns the Lakers pick in '29 but they gave up swap rights to their own pick to HOU or BRK to finalize the acquisition of Kyrie.
If the Mavs have one of the three worst records in the NBA next season (and if the NBA doesn't revise the lottery rules), they will have a 27.4% chance of landing a top-2 pick thereby triggering protections on the '27 FRP owed to CHA. The Mavs will keep their pick in '27 if it's 1 or 2.
DAL owns it's pick in '28 but gave swap rights to OKC in exchange for the 26th overall pick in 2024 that the Mavs used (along with Richaun Holmes) to finalize the acquisition of Daniel Gafford.
DAL owns the Lakers pick in '29 but they gave up swap rights to their own pick to HOU or BRK to finalize the acquisition of Kyrie.