The Washington Wizards won the draft lottery on Sunday and are poised to pick first overall for the first time since choosing John Wall in that spot in 2010. Wall was the Wizards' on-stage representative for the lottery.
But three consecutive years of losing — the three worst seasons in the franchise's 65-year history — finally paid off Sunday for the Wizards, who went 17-65 this season and even allowed Miami's Bam Adebayo to score 83 points for the league's second-highest single-game total ever.
Utah will pick No. 2, Memphis will pick No. 3 and Chicago will pick No. 4.
The draft begins June 23 in New York. The draft combine in Chicago starts on Monday.
— BYU's AJ Dybantsa, who led the nation in scoring at 25.5 points per game in his lone college season.
— Kansas' Darryn Peterson, who averaged 20.2 points in 24 games for the Jayhawks.
All four of those players, and a few other likely first-round selections, were all among those in the studio for the announcement of the lottery results Sunday at Chicago's Navy Pier.
This was the eighth, and likely final, year of this version of an NBA draft lottery, with the worst teams having a 14% chance of winning.
The three worst teams, starting next season, would have a 5.4% chance of winning — with the next seven teams all having an 8.1% chance of winning. The lottery would grow from 14 to 16 teams if the plan, as expected, is approved.
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