Picking sixth, the Washington Wizards.

Correction now.

That means Philadelphia is in the top four.

So they make the jump, and suddenly Jared McCain is riding the roller coaster.

We all are inside this room.

The Sixers are in the top four.

Yeah, the Wizards are not. You hearders are in the top four.

Yeah, the Wizards are not. You heard that. I knew when we got to six, that was the first possibility. And I was just like, please, no six, no five, no four. I'm not expecting one,

but just don't give us the worst case. We got the worst case.

Chase Hughes covers the Washington Wizards for monumental sports at Chase DC Sports on X on Twitter. You were there last night for it, correct? I was, yeah, and I'm at the

Combine right now. I just watched Cooper Flag and Dylan Harper go through their shooting drills.

Two players who won't be selected by the Wizards at number six.

They'll both be gone.

So what was it like?

I mean, I'm assuming you had a chance to talk to Will Dawkins and Bob Carrington

and the people from the organization who were there. So just set

the scene and the reaction to getting six. Yeah. So being at the draft lottery is like a very

unique sports experience because it's like a really consequential event that happens really

quickly. Like they reveal all the results within like 15 minutes.

And you're in this packed ballroom at a hotel, but there's no like fans there.

There's like everyone is there for work.

It's like agents, media, executives, some of the players who are going to get drafted.

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