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NBA Draft Lottery results: Detroit Pistons get 12th overall pick

By Zac Snyder

Feb 12, 2017; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; The Detroit Pistons players huddle before the start of a game against the Toronto Raptors at Air Canada Centre.The Detroit Pistons won 102-101. Mandatory Credit: Nick Turchiaro-USA TODAY Sports
Feb 12, 2017; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; The Detroit Pistons players huddle before the start of a game against the Toronto Raptors at Air Canada Centre.The Detroit Pistons won 102-101. Mandatory Credit: Nick Turchiaro-USA TODAY Sports /
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The 2017 NBA Draft order is set following the NBA Draft Lottery. See where the Detroit Pistons ended up and the full two round draft order.

With just a 0.7% chance to win the first overall pick and just 2.5% chance to move into any of the top three spots, the odds were overwhelming that the Detroit Pistons would end up with the 12th overall pick.

Not moving into the top three meant the Pistons could pick no higher than 12th, with long odds of moving down since that would require either the Nuggets and/or Heat moving into a top three pick. As far as the Pistons are concerned, there was no excitement and they will pick 12th in next month’s draft.

Here are the full 2017 NBA Draft Lottery results (updated as revealed):

1. Boston Celtics
2. Los Angeles Lakers
3. Philadelphia 76ers
4. Phoenix Suns
5. Sacramento Kings
6. Orlando Magic
7. Minnesota Timberwolves
8. New York Knicks
9. Dallas Mavericks
10. Sacramento Kings
11. Charlotte Hornets
12. Detroit Pistons
13. Denver Nuggets
14. Miami Heat

The rest of the 2017 NBA Draft order is as follows:

15. Portland Trail Blazers
16. Chicago Bulls
17. Milwaukee Bucks
18. Indiana Pacers
19. Atlanta Hawks
20. Portland Trail Blazers (via Memphis, via Denver and Cleveland)
21. Oklahoma City Thunder
22. Brooklyn Nets (via Washington)
23. Toronto Raptors (via Los Angeles Clippers via Milwaukee)
24. Utah Jazz
25. Orlando Magic (via Toronto)
26. Portland Trail Blazers (via Cleveland)
27. Brooklyn Nets (via Boston)
28. Los Angeles Lakers (via Houston)
29. San Antonio Spurs
30. Utah Jazz (via Golden State)

Second Round
31. Atlanta Hawks (via Brooklyn)
32. Phoenix Suns
33. Orlando Magic (via Los Angeles Lakers)
34. Sacramento Kings (via New York via New Orleans)
35. Orlando Magic
36/37. Philadelphia 76ers (via New York, via Utah and Toronto)
36/37. Boston Celtics (via Minnesota via Phoenix)
38. Chicago Bulls (via Sacramento Kings)
39. Philadelphia 76ers (via Dallas)
40. New Orleans Pelicans
41. Charlotte Hornets
42. Utah Jazz (via Detroit)
43. Houston Rockets (via Denver)
44. New York Knicks (via Chicago)
45. Houston Rockets (via Portland)
46. Philadelphia 76ers (via Miami via Atlanta)
47. Indiana Pacers
48. Milwaukee Bucks
49. Denver Nuggets (via Memphis via Oklahoma City)
50. Philadelphia 76ers (via Atlanta)
51. Denver Nuggets (via Oklahoma City)
52. Washington Wizards
53. Boston Celtics (via Cleveland)
54. Phoenix Suns (via Toronto)
55. Utah Jazz
56. Boston Celtics (via Los Angeles Clippers)
57. Brooklyn Nets (via Boston)
58. New York Knicks (via Houston)
59. San Antonio Spurs
60. Atlanta Hawks (via Golden State, via Philadelphia via Utah)

Next: Pistons finally unveil long-speculated new logo

Pistons are without their second round pick as a result of the three-team trade between the Pistons, Thunder and Jazz that brought Reggie Jackson to Detroit.

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