It wasn’t a great night for the Thunder at Tuesday’s draft lottery. The team had about a two-in-three chance that its own first-round pick would land in the top five and nearly a 50-50 chance that Houston’s pick would slide to No. 5, allowing OKC to swap the No. 18 selection for it. Instead, the Rockets kept their own pick and the Thunder’s selection slipped to No. 6.

Still, no NBA team has more draft picks in 2021 than the Thunder, who control three first-round selections and three more second-rounders.

The Pelicans, Pistons, Knicks, and Nets join them as teams that hold at least four draft picks this year. Those five clubs currently control 23 of the 60 picks in the 2021 draft, so it’s probably safe to assume they’ll be active on the trade market before or during the draft.

To present a clearer picture of which teams are most – and least – stocked with picks for the 2021 NBA draft, we’ve rounded up all 60 picks by team in the space below. Let’s dive in…

Teams with more than two picks:

• Oklahoma City Thunder (6): 6, 16, 18, 34, 36, 55
• New Orleans Pelicans (5): 10, 35, 40, 43, 53
• Detroit Pistons (4): 1, 37, 42, 52
• New York Knicks (4): 19, 21, 32, 58
• Brooklyn Nets (4): 27, 44, 49, 59
• Houston Rockets (3): 2, 23, 24
• Toronto Raptors (3): 4, 46, 47
• Orlando Magic (3): 5, 8, 33
• Charlotte Hornets (3): 11, 56, 57
• Indiana Pacers (3): 13, 54, 60

Teams with two picks:

• Golden State Warriors: 7, 14
• Sacramento Kings: 9, 39
• San Antonio Spurs: 12, 41
• Memphis Grizzlies: 17, 51
• Atlanta Hawks: 20, 48
• Philadelphia 76ers: 28, 50

Teams with one pick:

• Cleveland Cavaliers: 3
• Washington Wizards: 15
• Los Angeles Lakers: 22
• Los Angeles Clippers: 25
• Denver Nuggets: 26
• Phoenix Suns: 29
• Utah Jazz: 30
• Milwaukee Bucks: 31
• Chicago Bulls: 38
• Boston Celtics: 45

Teams with no picks:

• Dallas Mavericks
• Miami Heat
• Minnesota Timberwolves
• Portland Trail Blazers