What will be Devin Booker's next team

The yield curve for KXNEXTTEAMNBA exhibits a flat structure across all 216 constituent markets, with every contract sharing an identical 148-day tenor to resolution. Within this single tenor bucket, probabilities display substantial variation across teams rather than across time, ranging from 1.0% for numerous low-probability outcomes to 98.0% for the Brooklyn Nets under the JAMOR market. The cheapest YES probabilities cluster at 1.0%, appearing across approximately 40 different team-event combinations, including markets like ATL under DBOO, BOS under DBOO, and numerous others. The highest concentration of trading volume occurs in the GANT market family, particularly for MIL (17.0%, $8,897.81 volume) and MIA (28.0%, $2,573.55 volume), suggesting these represent the most actively debated outcomes. The flat tenor structure prevents traditional yield curve analysis regarding timing expectations, as the market provides no differentiation across time horizons—all contracts resolve simultaneously in 148 days. This uniformity indicates the market is not pricing in a gradual or staged resolution but rather a single discrete event occurring at a fixed future date. The wide dispersion of probabilities across teams within the same tenor reflects genuine uncertainty about which specific outcome will occur, rather than uncertainty about when it will occur. The concentration of volume in mid-range probability markets like MIA and MIL suggests these represent genuine competitive outcomes, while the 98.0% probability for BKN under JAMOR indicates near-consensus on at least one specific scenario, though the zero trading volume raises questions about price discovery.