Thanks to the fine people of MyNBADraft.com for putting this together and showing the odds that the Bobcats have of getting the number one pick. With the season the Charlotte Bobcats had, they might want to have the first two or three picks to get them in some sort of winning position.
Updated April 28th – final standings and after tie-breakers
1. Charlotte Bobcats – 250 combinations, 25.0% chance of receiving the #1 pick
2. Washington Wizards – 199 combinations, 19.9% chance
3. Cleveland Cavaliers – 138 combinations, 13.8% chance
4. New Orleans Hornets – 137 combinations, 13.7% chance
5. Sacramento Kings – 76 combinations, 7.6% chance
6. Portland Trail Blazers (via NJ) – 75 combinations, 7.5% chance
7. Golden State Warriors – 36 combinations, 3.6% chance
8. Toronto Raptors – 35 combinations, 3.5% chance
9. Detroit Pistons – 17 combinations, 1.7% chance
10. New Orleans Hornets (via Min) – 11 combinations, 1.1% chance
11. Portland Trail Blazers – 8 combinations, 0.8% chance
12. Milwaukee Bucks – 7 combinations, 0.7% chance
13. Phoenix Suns – 6 combinations, 0.6% chance
14. Houston Rockets – 5 combinations, 0.5% chance
Growing up I thought I would be an athlete, but not being blessed with athletic talent I took to watching it. I remember the days of the Indiana Pacers and the New York Knicks battling it out in the playoffs. The days of the Indianapolis Colts getting more visitor fans than home fans. Reggie Miller being my favorite Pacer to watch and all the dramatics he would perform. Watching Peyton Manning go through all of his hand gestures just to snap the ball. I'm an Indianapolis sports fan and one that wants to make that known to the world.
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