"The first proposal includes 18 teams, where the bottom 10 teams and the eight play-in teams will all be part of the draft lottery, with equal chances for the bottom teams."
"The second proposal expands the lottery to 22 teams, including the bottom 10 teams, eight play-in teams, and four playoff teams that lose in the first round, ranked by their two-season record."
"The third proposal is a '5 by 5' method, which also includes the same 18 teams from the first proposal, focusing on the bottom teams and play-in teams."
The NBA presented three anti-tanking proposals to its board of governors, aiming to reform the draft lottery system. Each proposal includes playoff teams in the lottery process. The first proposal involves 18 teams, with equal chances for the bottom 10 teams and weighted odds for the play-in teams. The second proposal expands to 22 teams, incorporating playoff teams that lose in the first round and using a two-season record for rankings. The third proposal introduces a '5 by 5' method, maintaining the focus on the bottom teams and play-in teams.
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