
'Born to be winners' - How Jeglertz turned Man City into WSL champions
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The Los Angeles Clippers are playfully mocking the Indiana Pacers on social media as the draft lottery approaches, where the Pacers have a 14% chance for the first pick. However, if they land the fifth or sixth pick, it will go to the Clippers due to a previous trade.
The Los Angeles Clippers are having some fun on social media with the Indiana Pacers as the possibility of getting their draft pick remains at about a coin flip.
The Pacers, with their 19-63 record, stand a great chance of nabbing a top pick.
They have a 14% chance to get the first overall pick and 52.1% chance of getting one of the first four picks.
The problem, though, is that the Pacers are locked into the top six picks, leaving a 47.9% chance they’ll get pick five or six.
So you're saying there's a 47.9% chance…
— LA Clippers (@LAClippers) When the Pacers have posted about the upcoming lottery, the Clippers have been quick to express their own excitement.’ When the Pacers tweeted “may the odds be in our favor,” the and the eyes emoji: “6 days to go.” And when the Pacers posted about their having the best odds for the No. 1 pick, the with a “Dumb and Dumber” reference. “So you’re saying there’s a 47.9% chance…,” the team wrote. The post appeared first on .
The Indiana Pacers have a 14% chance of securing the first overall pick in the draft lottery.
The trade means that if the Pacers end up with the fifth or sixth pick, it will go to the Clippers, as the pick is protected only for the top four selections.
Before the play-in game, the Los Angeles Clippers had a record of 42-40.

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