Which former Wildcats will head to Disney World to close out the NBA season?

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(NBA | Getty Images)[/caption] This afternoon, the NBA’s Board of Governors officially voted to approve the league’s 22-team format to restart the 2019-2020 season in Orlando, with July 31 being the return-to-play date. With this finalized plan, 16 teams already in playoff position will be invited to Disney's ESPN Wide World of Sports, along with six other teams in outside contention being brought in to fight for the eighth seed. Who are the 22 teams invited to close out the season? Nine teams will represent the East, while 13 will represent the West.

EASTERN CONFERENCE 1. Milwaukee Bucks: 53-12, 0 games back 2. Toronto Raptors: 46-18, 6.5 GB 3. Boston Celtics: 43-21, 9.5 GB 4. Miami Heat: 41-24, 12 GB 5. Indiana Pacers: 39-26, 14 GB 6. Philadelphia 76ers: 39-26, 14 GB 7. Brooklyn Nets: 30-24, 22.5 GB 8. Orlando Magic: 30-25, 23 GB 9. Washington Wizards: 24-40, 28.5 GB WESTERN CONFERENCE 1. Los Angeles Lakers: 49-14, 0 games back 2. Los Angeles Clippers: 44-20, 5.5 GB 3. Denver Nuggets: 43-22, 7 GB 4. Utah Jazz: 41-23, 8.5 GB 5. OKC Thunder: 40-24, 9.5 GB 6. Houston Rockets: 40-24, 9.5 GB 7. Dallas Mavericks: 40-27, 11 GB 8. Memphis Grizzlies: 32-33, 18 GB 9. Portland Trail Blazers: 29-37, 21.5 GB 10. New Orleans Pelicans: 28-36, 21.5 GB 11. Sacramento Kings: 28-36, 21.5 GB 12. San Antonio Spurs: 27-36, 22 GB 13. Phoenix Suns: 26-39, 24 GB

Of the 22 teams set to fight for a title in Orlando, how many former Kentucky players remain in contention?

Eastern Conference

Milwaukee Bucks

Eric Bledsoe

Boston Celtics

Enes Kanter

Miami Heat

Bam Adebayo
Tyler Herro

Washington Wizards

John Wall (injured)

Western Conference

Los Angeles Lakers

Anthony Davis
Rajon Rondo

Los Angeles Clippers

Patrick Patterson

Denver Nuggets

Jamal Murray

OKC Thunder

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
Nerlens Noel
Hamidou Diallo

Dallas Mavericks

Willie Cauley-Stein
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist

Portland Trail Blazers

Wenyen Gabriel

New Orleans Pelicans

Darius Miller (injured)

Sacramento Kings

De'Aaron Fox

San Antonio Spurs

Trey Lyles
Keldon Johnson

Phoenix Suns

Devin Booker

Depending on the availability of Wall and Miller - both were expected to miss the remainder of the year prior to the four-month break - as many as 20 former Wildcats will find themselves in Orlando to close out the 2019-20 season. Who are you most excited to see take the floor at the ESPN Wide World of Sports starting next month?