This Sunday at 3 p.m., the NBA draft lottery.

Out of all of the draft lotteries, which began in 1985, the Wizards have moved up in 25 of them.

Yeah, they've participated in 25 of the 40.

They've moved up just three times in 25 NBA draft lotteries.

Sunday at 3, we'll find out if they can get the big move that could be franchise changing.

Joining us right now is Ben Strober.

Ben is a producer on Grant and Danny on our sister

station 106-7. He's also a podcast host, a Wizards podcast host, locked on Wizards, and he's a

turp. He's joining us right now. And he's produced this show a couple of times when Max has been out. So, I mean,

everybody's expecting the worst. I understand that. So let's stay positive here. And let's just

say that they do move into, you know, a top two position. What's your dream for them? Where would

you like them to land and who would you like

them to get? Ideally, I would just like them to be at least in the top four. So I feel like

that's not asking for much, but given that it's a 48% chance that they drop down to five,

it feels like you are asking for a lot at this time, and especially given what happened last

year and you fall to

six. But I think the dream for me is to obviously pick one or two and land AJ DeBonsta. I just

think he seems like the guy that would fit in the best and perfectly mold himself and what seems

like an obvious NBA star in the making. When you talk about versatility of a player that

comes off the wing at six foot9, a long wing span as

well, his athleticism, his ability to get to his spot, it just screams NBA star to me,

and it seems like the guy that'd be perfect for transforming this wizard's team.

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