MILWAUKEE (AP) - Milwaukee Bucks general manager John Hammond says he's open to anything once the team's draft position is clarified in tonight's lottery.

Somebody stole the pizza, and all signs pointed to the new kid.

The Lottery represents the most important night of the playoffs for almost half of teams in the NBA, as with one bounce of a ping-pong ball, a team’s fortunes can be changed forever.

Talent evaluators predict two college players will become stars at the next level.

Dime 40’s cover story is on Michael “B-Easy” Beasley, arguably the most physically dominant college basketball player since Shaq in his LSU days.

After putting together one of the best freshman seasons ever, Michael Beasley is headed to the NBA.

NBA Draft Watch is FanHouse's intermittent upside appraisal of prospects known and secret, near and far.

Eight years ago, Michael Beasley was awkward and clumsy on the basketball court. Everyone at the Seat Pleasant Activity Center just outside of Washington, D.C., could see that he had raw talent, but he lacked focus. He was undisciplined and difficult to coach.