Savon

Still blew them.

And B was a pretty good pick.

One.

Yeah, keep going.

Who else?

We had three top, we had three.

Fultz, Ben Simmons.

We will not unpack the Sixers process.

I'm just saying, not to make it about the Sixers, I'm saying the point is, teams, it wasn't just about who they were picking, it's about teams like drafting injured guys.

It's about not having any veterans on the team.

It's about creating a culture of losing.

To me, the Sixers' problem wasn't so much the tanking, it was all the other things attached to it that just made it really bad.

And that's why Sam Hinckley was eventually let go, among other reasons.

Well, he quit, but among other reasons he was pushed out was because the league doesn't want to create a culture of losing.

And it's not good for young players to be in situations where they're not around anybody who's even trying to win.

Because as some of the veteran players will tell you, like five, six years in, if you don't know how to win and you never worked to win, it's hard to just become a winner, even if you have the talent.

Lottery extended to include all playing teams, we said, and then flatten the odds for all lottery teams.

that's an interesting one, flatten the, so that means it'd be like pre-1985, pre-Patrick, was it 85?

It was after the Patrick Ewing draft that they added the lottery.

So the idea would be that whether you had the worst record or the... Yeah, but then it was another year where the Knicks had the worst record.