Welcome back, Chuck. He's come to you live on one of six seven, the fan in DC, the team

980 on the AM side, going to talk a little more wizards here with their reporter for the

athletic Josh Robbins. Wizards ended up with the eighth pick in the upcoming NBA draft.

They're still searching for a GM and Josh Robbins joins us right now in the Beckville

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betql.com and Josh, you wrote about the continuing bad luck of the wizards. Another mediocre

draft choice that they're going to have. Huh? A mediocre lottery draft choice that they're

going to have it. Unbelievable luck that they have. They didn't have bad luck. They'd

have no luck at all. Hmm. Can you explain all the permutations of they apparently had a 54%

chance of landing the number one pick with the last ping pong ball that was being drawn

for the sequence of ping pong balls for the number one overall pick. Do you fully understand

how that process works? Can you explain it to the layman or to people with bad math

grades, mostly me? Well, I think I understand it. I don't know if I can explain it. I'm

going to give it a try. Okay. Each team in the lottery is assigned a certain number of

four number combinations. In other words, if you have all four numbers on that we're selected

out of the lottery machine, you get the number one pick. Okay. The wizards had met the first

three ping pong balls come out of that machine. The wizards had those numbers. There are that

leads, let's see I'm doing some quick arithmetic here on that leads 11 ping pong balls in the

machine. The wizards for their fourth combination had six of the remaining 11 ping pong balls

so if any of those six had come out, they would have gotten the number one pick.

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