The New Orleans Hornets have won the 2012 NBA Draft Lottery just a few months after trading away Chris Paul and are expected to select Anthony Davis.

The Hornets had a 13.7 percent chance of winning the lottery.

Below is the draft order of the lottery: 

1. New Orleans Hornets
2. Charlotte Bobcats
3. Washington Wizards
4. Cleveland Cavaliers
5. Sacramento Kings
6. Portland Trail Blazers (from Brooklyn)
7. Golden State Warriors
8. Toronto Raptors
9. Detroit Pistons
10. New Orleans Hornets (from Minnesota)
11. Portland Trail Blazers
12. Milwaukee Bucks
13. Phoenix Suns
14. Houston Rockets 

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Despite their impending move to San Francisco, the Warriors could still be forced to pay $70 million to Oracle Arena in Oakland.

Oakland and Alameda County spent $140 million to modernize and expand the arena in the mid-1990s under the Warriors' previous ownership. 

The Warriors have been paying as much as $7.4 million annually to help pay the debt.

Under the Warriors' lease, if the team pulls out "for any reason" before the construction bonds are retired in 2026, the Warriors still owe the money.

The owners reportedly are taking the position that they only are liable for bond payments until their lease runs out in 2017.

The Warriors and Jazz were working on a trade involving the conveyance of a first round pick in the 2012 NBA Draft.

Golden State gets to keep their pick if it is in the top-seven, but it will be dealt to the Jazz if it is No. 8 or lower.

Sources say trade talks between the two sides are all but dead.

The Warriors have a 72.66% chance of keeping the pick based on odds released by the NBA.

The Warriors hosted a Monday workout at their practice facility.

In attendance were Tony Wroten, Jeffrey Taylor, Draymond Green, Kevin Jones, Kris Joseph, Tu Holloway and Josh Owens, amongst others.

Tyshawn Taylor worked out for the Warriors, who own the No. 30 overall pick in next month's NBA draft.

Taylor, a 6-foot-3 point guard, averaged 4.7 assists and 3.5 turnovers as a senior at Kansas.

"I like to play fast, and I think coach (Mark) Jackson likes his guards to play the same way," Taylor said. "Defense is probably my best attribute. ... I've been on winning teams since I was in high school, and most of that was because we defended."

The Warriors are working on a trade with the Jazz to keep their first round pick regardless of what happens in the lottery, according to sources.

Golden State has a 72 percent change of keeping their pick as it is top-seven protected.

But the Warriors are interested in insuring that they keep the pick in case a team behind them jumps into the top-three.

The Warriors are prepared to give up a trade asset or two.

One source with knowledge of the discussions described the chances of a trade by Wednesday as "likely."

The Warriors can offer Utah a combination of future draft considerations, cash and/or a relaxation of the current restrictions on Utah's rights to the pick in question in either 2013 or 2014. At present, Golden State's 2013 pick is top-seven protected and its 2014 pick is top-six protected.

The Clippers have until June 1st to decide the fate of Vinny Del Negro.

If the Clippers decide to change directions, a source contends Chris Paul has Mike Malone on his short-list of preferred replacements.

Malone worked with Paul during one season as lead assistant of the Hornets.

Malone is widely considered to be the most respected assistant in the NBA without head coaching experience.

Malone is currently assistant coach with the Warriors, but has been linked to several other head coaching vacancies this offseason.

A record 24 teams will compete at the 2012 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas.  From July 13-22, 23 NBA teams, including 11 that participated in the NBA Playoffs, as well as a team of NBA D-League Select players will compete in Las Vegas.

The  2012  competition will mark the eighth summer that the league has been held in Las  Vegas since its inception in 2004. Each of the participating teams will play five game each for a total of 60 contests over the course of the event’s ten days.

The 2012 field for NBA Summer League (years participated) will be the following:

Atlanta Hawks (2010)*
Boston Celtics (2004-07)*
Charlotte Bobcats (2008) 
Chicago Bulls (2005, 2009-10)*
Cleveland Cavaliers (2004-10)
Dallas Mavericks (2005-10)*
Denver Nuggets (2004-10)*
D-League Select (2009-10)
Golden State Warriors (2005-10)
Houston Rockets (2006-10)
L.A. Clippers (2005-10)*
L.A. Lakers (2007-10)*
Memphis Grizzlies (2007-10)*
Miami Heat (2010)*
Milwaukee Bucks (2007-10)
Minnesota Timberwolves (2006-10)
New Orleans Hornets (2005-10)
New York Knicks (2005-10)*
Phoenix Suns (2004-10)
Portland Trail Blazers (2005-10)
Sacramento Kings (2005-10)
San Antonio Spurs (2007-10)*
Toronto Raptors (2008-10)
Washington Wizards (2004-10)

*Indicates 2011-12 NBA Playoff team.

Warriors television play-by-play man Bob Fitzgerlad will broadcast the men's and women's basketball on NBC for the 2012 Olympics.

Fitzgerald will call a total of 32 games.

Doug Collins will be Fitzgerald's partner for men's games, while Ann Meyers will provide analysis for women's action.

Fitzgerald has been calling Golden State television broadcasts for the past 15 years.

Mike Malone has interest has in the Portland Trail Blazers job, according to multiple sources.

"The Blazers have great ownership, it's a beautiful diverse city and probably has the best fans in the NBA," Malone’s agent, Steve Kauffman said when asked to comment on the Blazers coaching vacancy.

Malone worked for Golden State last season, serving as Mark Jackson's lead assistant.