tontoz wrote:Painful win
We just need to be in the bottom 3, we're still there.
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tontoz wrote:Painful win
closg00 wrote:tontoz wrote:Painful win
We just need to be in the bottom 3, we're still there.
tontoz wrote:closg00 wrote:tontoz wrote:Painful win
We just need to be in the bottom 3, we're still there.
We need to finish last that way we can't pick any lower than 5th.
nate33 wrote:tontoz wrote:closg00 wrote:
We just need to be in the bottom 3, we're still there.
We need to finish last that way we can't pick any lower than 5th.
I agree with closg00. The odds difference between the worst, second-worst and third-worst isn't that big of a deal. All 3 have the exact same odds of landing a top 4 pick. The only scenario where falling to second-worst matters is if both us AND the worst team fail to land a top 4 pick in the lottery. The odds of that happening are only 20%. And even in that scenario, it only means we fall from 5th to 6th.
I don't think there is much clear distinction in this draft once you fall out of the top 4. Does anyone really have a strong opinion how to rank Tre Johnson, Maluach and Jakucionis?
nate33 wrote:tontoz wrote:closg00 wrote:
We just need to be in the bottom 3, we're still there.
We need to finish last that way we can't pick any lower than 5th.
I agree with closg00. The odds difference between the worst, second-worst and third-worst isn't that big of a deal. All 3 have the exact same odds of landing a top 4 pick. The only scenario where falling to second-worst matters is if both us AND the worst team fail to land a top 4 pick in the lottery. The odds of that happening are only 20%. And even in that scenario, it only means we fall from 5th to 6th.
I don't think there is much clear distinction in this draft once you fall out of the top 4. Does anyone really have a strong opinion how to rank Tre Johnson, Maluach and Jakucionis?