New Orleans in the top 3 and we end up with the 9th pick. We are the Kings, don't forget it.
We will draft 4 and 10, book it.![]()
I don't think 4 is possible.
Either 2,3,5,6,7,8, 9 or 10 with our own pick.
If kings jump up in to lotto, philly's pick would bump down to 5, 6 or 7 if they don't get in the top 3 lotto themselves.
New Orleans in the top 3 and we end up with the 9th pick. We are the Kings, don't forget it.
I'm gonna Co-sign this.
Our lotto luck is so bad, just us standing pat at the pre lotto position would feel like we lucked into landing #1.
Of course the other way of looking at it, is that the odds are, we'll finally get some good luck. The one time the Kings actually jumped up into the number one position, it was one of the weakest drafts in history. That was the Pervis Ellison draft.
I don't think 4 is possible.
Either 2,3,5,6,7,8, 9 or 10 with our own pick.
If kings jump up in to lotto, philly's pick would bump down to 5, 6 or 7 if they don't get in the top 3 lotto themselves.
Since Boston does not need a PG why not package #8 and #10 + something else to move up to Boston's spot?
Since Boston does not need a PG why not package #8 and #10 + something else to move up to Boston's spot?
This is the first lottery in years that I won't be watching. While I know there is a chance the Kings actually improve their lottery position, for some reason it just feels like yet again things will get worse. Moving to 9 & 11 would be bad enough but I have a really bad feeling the Pelicans will land a top three pick and the Kings will just have the 9th pick.
Next year the Pelican's pick will likely be in the middle of the first round 15-20 or so I'm guessing in a much weaker draft.
I'd love to be wrong but despite my understanding of statistics it just feels like the lottery doesn't ever seem to work out in the Kings' favor.
Of course the other way of looking at it, is that the odds are, we'll finally get some good luck. The one time the Kings actually jumped up into the number one position, it was one of the weakest drafts in history. That was the Pervis Ellison draft.
40 minutes until disappointment