Which team do you don't want to see win the lottery?

[Calinks]

Yea, technically Utah is probably the worst bu I would personally be upset if other teams in the rebuilding process got yet more breaks than us again. It seems like every team that is truly rebuilding at least has one very young major wing/guard piece to build around. Just like when Portland got Oden, Seattle got Durrant, Kings got Evans, Curry turned out to be a beast for GS, it would suck to miss out on another great player again while Sac or GS gets to pair their budding star with another high caliber player.

[Devilzsidewalk]

but from a trade standpoint, Utah getting the #1 or Sacramento getting the #2 might be good for the Wolves

If the Wolves offered the 4 pick, Jefferson, and Brewer for the #1 pick and Kirilenko, you'd have to think that'd get the attention of the Jazz if Boozer walks. Or we could just absorb some of their salary too.

Sac-town might be tough because Petrie is a hard ass, but we have the tools to help them out w/ their questionable contracts like Nocioni, we got PGs, we got other draft picks, we got big men, etc

[revprodeji]

Giving a greater asset to competition is never a good idea.

[Calinks]

Looking at this things could have been much worse.