Frank Seravalli

And it was, the probabilities were considerable yesterday.

That they would pick third.

55% that they would pick third, and then first was 25%, second was whatever the difference is between everything there.

So it was unlikely they were going to pick first.

It was unlikely they were going to pick second.

It was likely they were going to pick third, and that's where they picked.

But if you add up all the lotteries that the Canucks have been involved in,

it is unlikely, very unlikely, that they didn't win at least once.

It's true.

Right?

And I think that's where, first of all, my emotions, but also, like, my brain registered, and rightly so,

how bad the Canucks' luck has been at the draft lottery.

Because yesterday, you can't say, like, in a vacuum, you can't say, oh, that was bad luck for the Canucks.

Not really.

It was just the most likely scenario.

But overall, this is getting a little ridiculous.

Yeah.

But I'll leave it be.

A couple more questions I've got regarding the draft.

I do want to get to Jim Rutherford's audio.