I was supposed to write about the Oklahoma City Thunder's vacation planning checklist this morning and simply post the draft lottery result, but what happened last night was so entertaining for us basketball nerds that Sam Presti and his boys will have to wait a few more days before getting my valuable insight.
Last night was the 2013 NBA Draft Lottery, arguably one of the most controversial moments of the basketball year. Why controversial? Because you can't usually walk away from it without the traditional shower of accusations that evil, scheming NBA commissioner David Stern rigged it in favor of one team or another. Those accusations usually follow a certain pattern.
1)Superstar leave a small market.
2)Small market struggles for the following year.
3)The aforementioned small market magically gets no.1 overall pick the following year.
