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Luvabulls to host auditions on July 20
The Chicago Luvabulls will hold auditions for its 2008.09 team on Sunday, July 20, at the United Center.
The selected team of 25 dancers will perform at all Chicago Bulls home games next season as well as numerous special events and charity fundraisers throughout the year.
Over 250 candidates are expected to display their talents to a panel of judges including former Luvabulls dancers, Bulls representatives and local media members.
Get more information or apply now at Bulls.com!
May 20
NBA Draft Lottery
7 p.m. CT
ESPN
May 27-30
NBA Pre-Draft Camp
(Orlando, Fla.)
June 16
NBA Draft Early Entry Entrant Withdrawal Deadline
June 26
NBA Draft
(WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden)
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2008 NBA Draft Lottery on Tuesday
Lottery will be televised
live on ESPN
Hello ***,
With the 2008 NBA Draft Lottery coming up Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. CT on ESPN, the Bulls and a few other participating teams have weighed in on some lottery-related questions about their respective squads.
As a result of their overall record (33-49), the Bulls have received the ninth spot in the NBA's Draft Lottery. The Bulls will have 17 of the 1,000 ping-pong ball combinations in the Lottery. While the Bulls have a chance to move into the top three selections, they are guaranteed no worse than the 12th overall pick.
Even though general manager John Paxson will not be in Secaucus, New Jersey for the drawing (EVP-Business Operations Steve Schanwald will be on hand), you can be sure he will be watching with aspirations of Kansas State forward Michael Beasley or Memphis point guard Derrick Rose in a Bulls uniform next year.
Similar to last year when Greg Oden and Kevin Durant were the clear cut cream of the crop, there is a strong consensus that Beasley and Rose will not be on the board by the time the third team is ready to select on June 26.
Chicago has a 1.7 percent chance of landing the top pick and a 6.1 percent of moving up to one of the coveted top three positions. But there's hope—the top three seeds all fell out of the top three spots (Portland moved from sixth to first with only a 6.3 percent chance) last year.
Visit Bulls.com now to check out what the Bulls and a few of the other teams in the Lottery think about their needs, what they'd do if they finished in the top three, and whether luck has been on their side before.
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Daily News Clips
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Swingman Jersey Blowout at ShopChicagoBulls.com
2008 NBA Draft Early Entry Candidates
Ties Broken for NBA Draft 2008 Order of Selection
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