The Clippers only have the No. 43 pick in tomorrow night’s draft, and though an active evening isn’t likely, it will still be a night worth watching.

Just when you thought the NBA Finals ended, like, 15 minutes ago — you’re not crazy; they did — the NBA Draft is tomorrow night. It’s the official start to the offseason, despite the Kyrie Irving rumors we’re already hearing, and not just as it relates to the Los Angeles Clippers.

But the proudest night in the lives of 58 college prospects waits for no man. We’ve got all the info you need ahead of Thursday’s Draft.

How can I watch?

When: Thursday, June 23 at 8 p.m. ET

Where: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York

Watch: ABC, ESPN, and the ESPN App

What will the Clippers do?

We’re glad you asked! (And, we’re glad to have written about this very conundrum just last week. Check it out!)

In short, though, it doesn’t sound as though the Clippers will be making any zany moves on draft night. Per the Los Angeles Times’ Andrew Grief, “league observers have described the team as uninterested to trade out of the draft altogether, while also not appearing driven — at the moment, anyway — to move up.” So, perhaps standing pat is front of mind, and if so, a mid-second round talent is in the cards.

And anyway, at the moment, it’s about the immediate future for the Clippers. Finally — *crosses fingers with cautious optimism and faith in the team’s medical staff* — healthy, L.A. seems poised to contend with the roster it has on hand. Our sportsbook partner, DraftKings, gives the Clippers the second-best odds to win the Western Conference next year (+350, trailing the 2022 champion Golden State Warriors) and has them tied with the Warriors at +600 for the best odds of winning it all. Pick No. 43 may just be walking into a dream scenario, with contributing to the team from day one front of mind, but winning as a solid sweetener.

Photo by Jeff Haynes/NBAE via Getty Images

What is the NBA Draft Order?

First Round

1. Orlando
2. Oklahoma City
3. Houston
4. Sacramento
5. Detroit
6. Indiana
7. Portland
8. New Orleans (from Los Angeles Lakers)
9. San Antonio
10. Washington
11. New York
12. Oklahoma City (from LA Clippers)
13. Charlotte
14. Cleveland
15. Charlotte (from New Orleans)
16. Atlanta
17. Houston (from Brooklyn)
18. Chicago
19. Minnesota
20. San Antonio (from Toronto)
21. Denver
22. Memphis (from Utah)
23. Philadelphia
24. Milwaukee
25. San Antonio (from Boston)
26. Dallas
27. Miami
28. Golden State
29. Memphis
30. Oklahoma City (from Phoenix)

Second Round

• 31. Indiana (from Houston via Cleveland)
• 32. Orlando
• 33. Toronto (from Detroit via San Antonio, Washington, and Chicago)
• 34. Oklahoma City
• 35. Orlando (from Indiana via Milwaukee)
• 36. Portland
• 37. Sacramento
• 38. San Antonio (from Los Angeles Lakers via Chicago and Washington)
• 39. Cleveland (from San Antonio via Utah)
• 40. Minnesota (from Washington via Cleveland)
• 41. New Orleans
• 42. New York
• 43. LA Clippers
• 44. Atlanta
• 45. Charlotte
• 46. Detroit (from Brooklyn)
• 47. Memphis (from Cleveland via New Orleans and Atlanta)
• 48. Minnesota
• 49. Sacramento (from Chicago via Memphis and Detroit)
• 50. Minnesota (from Denver via Philadelphia)
• 51. Golden State (from Toronto via Philadelphia)
• 52. New Orleans (from Utah)
• 53. Boston
• — Milwaukee (forfeited)
• — Miami (from Philadelphia via Denver; forfeited by Miami)
• 54. Washington (from Dallas)
• 55. Golden State
• 56. Cleveland (from Miami via Indiana)
• 57. Portland (from Memphis via Utah)
• 58. Indiana (from Phoenix)

Who should I bet on going number one overall?

As of Wednesday, June 22, the odds on the favorites to be among the top three or four draft picks have shuffled ever so slightly. Per DraftKings, Auburn’s Jabari Smith remains the favorite to be Orlando’s selection with the first overall pick (-275). But Duke forward Paolo Banchero leapfrogged the 2022 Draft’s resident unicorn, Chet Holmgren, as it relates to being the possible top pick. Banchero’s odds jumped up to +275; Holmgren’s are currently at +400. Jaden Ivey, a consensus top-four prospect, remains on the outside looking in at the top three (+10,000 to go first overall).

As for the next three picks, the favorites remain relatively unchanged. They are:

• No. 2 overall: Chet Holmgren (-250)
• No. 3 overall: Paolo Banchero (-350)
• No. 4 overall: Jaden Ivey (-155). Though keep an eye on Iowa’s Keegan Murray (+115); He looms large as a player that could sneak into the top four, especially given Sacramento’s abundance of wings (Ivey fits that bill).

Enjoy the Draft. And, as always, please bet responsibly.

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