2014-2015 NBA Rookie of the Year Betting Odds Released

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Carrie Stroup here with your 2014-2015 NBA Rookie of the Year betting odds courtesy of Sportsbook.ag.

Some notable names include the likes of Jabari Parker, favored at 5/2 odds, Julius Randle at 8/1 and Andrew Wiggins at 8/1.

Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker, Joel Embiid were selected as the first three picks at this week's NBA Draft.

Wiggins was the overall number one pick and is heading to the Cleveland Cavaliers. 

Wiggins is the second straight player from Canada to go first overall in the NBA draft following in the footsteps of Anthony Bennett, who the Cavaliers chose last month.

Odds to win NBA ROY

Jabari Parker

5/2

Julius Randle

8/1

Andrew Wiggins

8/1

Dante Exum

10/1

Doug McDermott

15/1

Aaron Gordon

15/1

Marcus Smart

15/1

Shabazz Napier

18/1

Nik Stauskas

18/1

Nerlens Noel

18/1

Noah Vonleh

25/1

PJ Hairston

25/1

Adreian Payne

25/1

Elfrid Payton

25/1

TJ Warren

30/1

Gary Harris

30/1

Jordan Adams

35/1

Cleanthony Early

40/1

Joel Embiid

40/1

James Young

40/1

Kyle Anderson

50/1

Mitch McGrary

50/1

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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