sactowndog
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Today is coin flip day. Our draft position can vary from 8-10. Falling two draft spots is not insignificant.
Today is coin flip day. Our draft position can vary from 8-10. Falling two draft spots is not insignificant.
that's correct. so hopefully the flip is moot.and just to confirm, regardless of where we fall we still have equal odds to land in the top 4, correct?
and just to confirm, regardless of where we fall we still have equal odds to land in the top 4, correct?
I've been a fan of this team for 35+ years, pretty safe to say in a typical year there's the acceptance phase when we wind up with a pick in 7-10, followed by some brief hope from draft day through summer league/pre-season, and the realization that we suck again hits some point about 10 games into the season.Prepare for the worst and you’ll never be disappointed.
#10 will look stunning next to #12 because if McNair already pulled one heist he can surely do it again!!!!
I'll take itI’m so glad we won those games for the #WinningCulture
I’m so glad we won those games for the #WinningCulture
Never forget! https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/b...eaker-victory-comes-back-cost-bulls-no-2-pick
(never mind how the picks played out...)
Im pretty sure that data is incorrect. The odds are split evenly between the three teamsHmm so does it mean just #1 pick wise our odds are different or top 4 chances are different also?
Hmm so does it mean just #1 pick wise our odds are different or top 4 chances are different also?
At least we’re not Minnesota who went on an even stupider late season surge to probably send their pick to Golden State.
It could always be worse, I guess.
At least we’re not Minnesota who went on an even stupider late season surge to probably send their pick to Golden State.
It could always be worse, I guess.
perhaps interesting question would you rather be Minnesota or the Kings.......
perhaps interesting question would you rather be Minnesota or the Kings.......
At least we’re not Minnesota who went on an even stupider late season surge to probably send their pick to Golden State.
It could always be worse, I guess.
You'd rather be the Kings. Our expected value (all of our possible values times the probability of each value) comes out at about the same as a #6 pick. Minnesota's expected value is about the same as an early second-round pick, because they have such a high probability of having no pick at all (72.4% chance of no pick).
Well they have new ownership, so there's that. Taylor was, well an interesting owner.
In terms of this pick sure. I was talking more about overall. Minnesota has a decent young core in Towns, Russell, Edwards and McDaniels. When they actually played together this year they were pretty good.
In terms of this pick sure. I was talking more about overall. Minnesota has a decent young core in Towns, Russell, Edwards and McDaniels. When they actually played together this year they were pretty good.
I didn't realize the scope of the question. Still, I'm not sure that this Minnesota young core is any better than Fox, Haliburton, Bagley (yes, Bagley!), and a lotto pick this year (which Minnesota probably doesn't have). And the Kings have some other non-young-core pieces as well. Edwards has a loooong way to go to be equal to Buddy Hield.
Let's look at it this way:
Towns > Bagley
Russell << Fox
Edwards << Hield
McDaniels << Barnes
Rubio << Haliburton
Reid > Metu
Beasley << Kings Lotto pick
If Minnesota hits the lottery and manages a top-3 pick, then maybe you'd rather be Minny. Otherwise, seems like a tough argument to make.