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re: I have a feeling we'll get a top 3 pick in the draft.

Posted on 4/13/14 at 4:00 pm to
Posted by Macintosh504
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Posted on 4/13/14 at 4:00 pm to
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The Bulls had 1.7% chance of getting the #1 pick in the draft. The #1 pick in the draft just happened to be Derrick Rose, born and raised in Chicago
Yup, same thing with Lebron.
Posted by TotesMcGotes
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Posted on 4/13/14 at 4:06 pm to
And the Cavs were tied for the worst record in the league that season. Obviously fixed.
Posted by KG5989
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Posted on 4/13/14 at 4:30 pm to
1985 New York Knicks 24–58 (3rd-worst) — 14.29%[a] Patrick Ewing
1986 Los Angeles Clippers(conveyed to the Cleveland Cavaliers via Philadelphia 76ers)[b] 32–50 (7th-worst) — 14.29%[a] Brad Daugherty
1987 San Antonio Spurs 28–54 (4th-worst) — 14.29%[a] David Robinson
1988 Los Angeles Clippers 17–65 (Worst) — 14.29%[a] Danny Manning
1989 Sacramento Kings 27–55 (6th-worst) — 11.11%[c] Pervis Ellison
1990 New Jersey Nets 17–65 (Worst) 11 (out of 66) 16.67% Derrick Coleman
1991 Charlotte Hornets 26–56 (T-4th-worst) 7 (out of 66) 10.61% Larry Johnson
1992 Orlando Magic 21–61 (2nd-worst) 10 (out of 66) 15.15% Shaquille O'Neal
1993 Orlando Magic 41–41 (11th-worst) 1 (out of 66) 1.52% Chris Webber
1994 Milwaukee Bucks 20–62 (T-2nd-worst) 163 (out of 1000) 16.30% Glenn Robinson
1995 Golden State Warriors 26–56 (5th-worst) 94 (out of 1000) 9.40% Joe Smith
1996 Philadelphia 76ers 18–64 (2nd-worst) 200 (out of 593)[d] 33.73% Allen Iverson
1997 San Antonio Spurs 20–62 (3rd-worst) 157 (out of 727)[d] 21.60% Tim Duncan
1998 Los Angeles Clippers 17–65 (3rd-worst) 157 (out of 696)[d] 22.56% Michael Olowokandi
1999 Chicago Bulls 13–37[e] (3rd-worst) 157 (out of 1000) 15.70% Elton Brand
2000 New Jersey Nets 31–51 (7th-worst) 44 (out of 1000) 4.40% Kenyon Martin
2001 Washington Wizards 19–63 (3rd-worst) 157 (out of 1000) 15.70% Kwame Brown
2002 Houston Rockets 28–54 (5th-worst) 89 (out of 1000) 8.90% Yao Ming
2003 Cleveland Cavaliers 17–65 (T-Worst) 225 (out of 1000) 22.50% LeBron James
2004 Orlando Magic 21–61 (Worst) 250 (out of 1000) 25.00% Dwight Howard
2005 Milwaukee Bucks 30–52 (6th-worst) 63 (out of 1000) 6.30% Andrew Bogut
2006 Toronto Raptors 27–55 (5th-worst) 88 (out of 1000) 8.80% Andrea Bargnani
2007 Portland Trail Blazers 32–50 (6th-worst) 53 (out of 1000) 5.30% Greg Oden
2008 Chicago Bulls 33–49 (9th-worst) 17 (out of 1000) 1.70% Derrick Rose
2009 Los Angeles Clippers 19–63 (T-2nd-worst)[f] 177 (out of 1000) 17.70% Blake Griffin
2010 Washington Wizards 26–56 (5th-worst) 103 (out of 1000) 10.30% John Wall
2011 Los Angeles Clippers(traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers)[g] 32–50 (8th-worst) 28 (out of 1000) 2.80% Kyrie Irving
2012 New Orleans Hornets 21-45 (T-3rd-worst)[h] 137(out of 1000) 13.70% Anthony Davis
2013 Cleveland Cavaliers 24–58 (3rd-worst) 156(out of 1000) 15.60% Anthony Bennett

The winners of lottery since 1985, odds, and pick.

Average finish of lottery winners : Right around the 6th worst record in the NBA (6.3 to be exact).

Team with worst record and best odds won lottery since 1985: 4 times.
This post was edited on 4/13/14 at 7:11 pm
Posted by Macintosh504
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Posted on 4/13/14 at 5:50 pm to
quote:

And the Cavs were tied for the worst record in the league that season. Obviously fixed.

well usually the worst team in the league never wins the lottery... except that time
Posted by Colonel Flagg
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Member since Apr 2010
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Posted on 4/13/14 at 6:08 pm to
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well usually the worst team in the league never wins the lottery... except that time


4 out of 19 since 1985 seems about right considering the odds.
This post was edited on 4/13/14 at 6:09 pm
Posted by VOR
Member since Apr 2009
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Posted on 4/13/14 at 6:30 pm to
So, if I understand it correctly, it's a lock we get the pick.
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