The Chicago Bulls will be anxiously awaiting the results of a handful of ping-pong balls alongside 13 other teams on Monday night. This year’s NBA draft lottery is one of the most highly anticipated iterations of the event in recent history as teams jockey for a chance to take Duke standout Cooper Flagg with the No.

Because of a faulty philosophy in roster construction and a focus on "competitive integrity" over trying to hit on elite talent in the top part of the draft, Bulls executive VP Arturas Karnisovas needs to defy the odds Monday to move up from No.