As the odds expected, the Bulls ended up with the 12th pick after the NBA Draft lottery Monday night. ‘‘We’re going to look at everything,’’ Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas said. ‘‘Everything is on the table.’’ Here’s an early look at who might go where in the NBA Draft on June 25.

The 19-year-old wing would give the Chicago Bulls some much-needed size, scoring and defense while also having a high ceiling.

The Bulls, who once hit the jackpot in the NBA Draft Lottery, are looking at another 30-something-win season and praying for good fortune.

The Bulls didn’t improve their positioning in the NBA draft lottery at McCormick Place and will have the No. 12 pick in the first round. The Dallas Mavericks won the No. 1 pick — despite the fourth-worst odds at 1.8% — and almost certainly will select Duke superstar Cooper Flagg.

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During an appearance on the Zach Lowe Show, NBA insider Howard Beck named Chicago as one of the cities on Giannis Antetokounmpo's desirable teams list should the former MVP and world champion and the Milwaukee Bucks agree to part ways via trade.

In a hilarious moment on Friday’s “First Take,” ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst explained why, if the new Chicago-raised Pope