June 28, 2012; Newark, NJ, USA; A general view of the first round draft board at the conclusion of the first round of the 2012 NBA Draft at the Prudential Center. Mandatory Credit: Jerry Lai-USA TODAY Sports

While nothing is set in stone, these are the lottery teams as of today and their chances at winning the first overall pick :

1. Charlotte Bobcats – 22.5%
2. Orlando Magic – 22.4%
3. Cleveland Cavaliers – 15.6%
4. Phoenix Suns – 11.9%
5. New Orleans Hornets – 8.8%
6. Sacramento Kings – 6.3%
7. Detroit Pistons – 3.6%
8. Washington Wizards – 3.5%
9. Minnesota Timberwolves – 1.7%
10. Oklahoma City Thunder – 1.1%
11. Philadelphia 76ers – 0.8%
12. Portland Trailblazers – 0.7%
13. Dallas Mavericks – 0.6%
14. Utah Jazz – 0.5%

While that is each team’s chances at landing their choice at any player entering this year’s NBA Draft, much is to be determined.

The Utah Jazz are still battling the Los Angeles Lakers for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference heading into the last game of the season.

Underclassmen have until April 28th to declare for the draft so while many have already declared, there are bound to be the few that decide to stay in school.

The NBA Draft Lottery will take place on May 21st. Charlotte or Orlando is likely to land the top pick, but stranger things have happened before. Other teams are likely to rise in the lottery, and others will drop.

With all that said, here is a look at the most likely lottery scenario and who each team may draft.

1. Charlotte Bobcats – Nerlens Noel, Kentucky
2. Orlando Magic – Marcus Smart, Oklahoma State
3. Cleveland Cavaliers – Otto Porter Jr., Georgetown
4. Phoenix Suns – Ben McLemore, Kansas
5. New Orleans Hornets – Victor Oladipo, Indiana
6. Sacramento Kings – Shabazz Muhammad, UCLA
7. Detroit Pistons – Trey Burke, Michigan
8. Washington Wizards – Anthony Bennett, UNLV
9. Minnesota Timberwolves – Gary Harris, Michigan State
10. Oklahoma City Thunder – Alex Len, Maryland
11. Philadelphia 76ers – Cody Zeller, Indiana
12. Portland Trailblazers – Mitch McGary, Michigan
13. Dallas Mavericks – Michael Carter-Williams, Syracuse
14. Utah Jazz – C.J. McCollum, Lehigh

Points in the open court have been a big part of the Sixers’ recent success, and was again tonight. The Sixers notched 20 fast break points against the Bucks to go along with their 60 points in the paint. When the Sixers score at least 100 points, they are 14-7 on the season after Wednesday night.

Spencer Hawes continued to impress the way he has of late, scoring 15 points while grabbing 17 rebounds. That is Spencer’s fifth double-double in his last seven games. Since being held scoreless on March 2nd against the Golden State Warriors, Hawes has averaged 14.7 points and 10.2 rebounds per outing.

Other contributors include Damien Wilkins, who added 18 points, and Evan Turner, who had an impressive stat line of 13 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists on 6-of-11 from the field. Even more impressive is that the Sixers were +22 when Turner was on the floor in the win.

Defensively, Milwaukee was held to 41.6% shooting and just 92 points. Brandon Jennings was held to zero points for the first time in his career, and did not play after the 9:37 mark in the third quarter. The Bucks were -25 against the Sixers when their best player was on the court at the Wells Fargo Center.

Most impressively, the Sixers controlled the boards against the Bucks, winning that battle 48-44. Also, they totaled 28 assists while only allowing Milwaukee to record 18.  With three home games and eight road games remaining, the Sixers will head into Cleveland to face Kyrie Irving and the Cavaliers on Friday night.