My big fear at this point is that the Knicks draft pick, property of the Bulls, is moving up the lottery fast. Not only does that improve the Bulls pick (now they can get, say, Mike Conley Jr instead of, say, Josh McRoberts), it also increases the likelihood that the Knicks "win" one of the top 2 picks. That would be calamitous.
To paraphrase Brutus, Be affrighted! Ambition's debt may not yet be paid!
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And yes, I realise I contradicted my own title.
2005 From the 6 slot- The Milwaukee Bucks, who had a 6.3 percent chance of obtaining the first selection, will have the first overall pick in NBA Draft.
2006 From the 5 slot - The Toronto Raptors, who had an 8.8 percent chance of obtaining the first selection, will have the first overall pick in the NBA Draft.
2007 From the ? slot
It's easy to tell how this thing ends up............
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