But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Which is exactly why losing Stringfellow doesn't doom this year's team to mediocrity.
But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Which is exactly why losing Stringfellow doesn't doom this year's team to mediocrity.
That's a big logical stretch, even for this board.
But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Which is exactly why losing Stringfellow doesn't doom this year's team to mediocrity.
But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Which is exactly why losing Stringfellow doesn't doom this year's team to mediocrity.
But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Which is exactly why losing Stringfellow doesn't doom this year's team to mediocrity.
But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Which is exactly why losing Stringfellow doesn't doom this year's team to mediocrity.
But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
I remember when San Antonio got that pick. It was such horseshit. The Admiral went down that year, and I'm sure they tanked the season on purpose, just like the Colts did a few years ago to get luck. If you look at San Antonio, They were a really good 55 win team the previous six or seven years, and since then they've won four or five titles.
Anyway I had another point somewhere... it was that a lot of those franchises that got the 1 are/were inept (Clippers, Bucks, Cavs - without LeBron they've been terrible since about 1992, Nets, WizardBullets, Sixers). There's a reason they stay bad or mediocre. The good teams take advantage of them.
But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
I remember when San Antonio got that pick. It was such horseshit. The Admiral went down that year, and I'm sure they tanked the season on purpose, just like the Colts did a few years ago to get luck. If you look at San Antonio, They were a really good 55 win team the previous six or seven years, and since then they've won four or five titles.
Anyway I had another point somewhere... it was that a lot of those franchises that got the 1 are/were inept (Clippers, Bucks, Cavs - without LeBron they've been terrible since about 1992, Nets, WizardBullets, Sixers). There's a reason they stay bad or mediocre. The good teams take advantage of them.
What a shit show the Cavs organization is. Outside of being gift wrapped Lebron they have been totally fucking incompetent even during the Lebron years.
Comments
HTH.
It's a tradition like no other.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX1kMlG8c7Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--QZG51jPMc
On the Rome clip get to 6:22 where it gets really good.
But here’s the craziest and most fascinating NBA lottery fact ever in the history of crazy and fascinating lottery facts: Through 29 NBA lotteries dating back to 1985, only one franchise ever won the NBA title with its own no. 1 overall pick. The team? San Antonio with David Robinson (two titles) and Tim Duncan (four titles, two with Robinson). How is that possible?
I stole this from Bill Simmons that's pretty incredible that only the Spurs won a title with their #1 pick overall on their roster. None of those other teams have won it.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
Anyway I had another point somewhere... it was that a lot of those franchises that got the 1 are/were inept (Clippers, Bucks, Cavs - without LeBron they've been terrible since about 1992, Nets, WizardBullets, Sixers). There's a reason they stay bad or mediocre. The good teams take advantage of them.
Perhaps winning the lottery isn't all that it's cracked up to be.</p>
x________________
The Portland Trailblazers
He was actually a Lieutenant. True story.
What a shit show the Cavs organization is. Outside of being gift wrapped Lebron they have been totally fucking incompetent even during the Lebron years.