The Warriors' Baron Davis and the Lakers' Jeanie Buss will be amongst the attendees at this season's NBA Lottery.

"Last season was really difficult and we had bad luck in a lot of ways," said Buss, daughter of team owner Jerry Buss. "This could change that and get us off in a new direction."

The Lakers have a 1.4 percent chance of landing the number one pick.

Take a look at our Lottery Simulator to see who might end up with the first pick.

Orlando Magic general manager John Weisbrod has been quiet about Orlando?s coaching search.

The Magic director of player personnel Dave Twardzik has a lot of decision making power with the organization and is said to favor two former Golden State coaches, P.J. Carlesimo and Eric Musselman.

Only time will tell which coach the Magic decide on.

The savior of Golden State, Baron Davis, who led the once lowly Warriors to an 18-10 record after being traded from the New Orleans Hornets, has been hired by ABC to work alongside host Mike Tirico and analysts Steve Jones and Bill Walton to help with Sundays playoff coverage.

"I think being a Warrior had a lot to do with it," Davis said during a phone interview Thursday. "If I were still with New Orleans, I probably wouldn't have wanted to do it. I wouldn't have done it."

Several NBA teams, including the Golden State Warriors and the Detroit Pistons, are interested in signing South Korean basketball player Bang Sung-yoon, his agent, Joe Park of IMG Korea, has told The Korea Times.

``Every club is aware of Bang now, after he played one season in the NBDL,?? Park said in a recent e-mail interview, referring to the National Basketball Development League. ``As well as the Warriors and the Pistons, we are also in contact with the (Dallas) Mavericks, (Sacramento) Kings and (Denver) Nuggets, since they want to have Asian players.

``But in fact, if he goes to NBA training camp this summer, I?m sure that he will have plenty of chance to go any of the NBA teams who need a talented shooter like him.??