Koi🤞NBA low probability of winning the No. 1 pick to sign the team: Yao Mingmei s thick eyebrows were stolen, and one team missed KD

The 2025 NBA lottery ceremony was held in Chicago. The Mavericks were lucky to win the No. 1 pick with a 1.8% chance. The second pick belonged to the Spurs, and the 76ers won the Tanhua lottery.

It is worth mentioning that the three teams with the worst record: the Jazz, Wizards and Hornets, all had a 14% chance of winning the No. 1 pick, but in the end, none of the three teams made the top three.

According to statistics, the Mavericks won the No. 1 pick with a probability of 1.8%, which is also the fourth best luck in history. Next, let’s set aside the teams with low probability (less than 14%) in history to see who is the biggest koi?

In 2012, the New Orleans Hornets, 13.70%

New Orleans Hornets (now Pelicans) selected Anthony Davis with the No. 1 pick, and then Davis played for the Pelicans for seven seasons and transferred to the Lakers in 2019.

In 1989, the king, 11.11%

The king chose Pervis Ellison with the No. 1 pick. But due to injuries, he missed most of his rookie season. A year later, he was exchanged for the Washington Bullets. In 1991, the Charlotte Hornets, 10.61%

Hornets took Larry Johnson, who played for the Hornets for five seasons before then transferred to the Knicks. In 2010, the Wizards, 10.30%

Wizards selected John Wall. He played for the Wizards for 9 seasons, and then went to the Rockets and Clippers. In 1995, the Warriors, 9.40%

The Warriors selected Joe Smith, who played for the Warriors for 2.5 seasons and roamed 12 teams in his career. In 2002, the Rockets, 8.90%

defensive player selected Chinese inside Yao Ming for the Bagnani mentioned later. He played for the Rockets for 8 seasons and only played 5 games in the last season. In 2006, the Raptors, 8.80%

Raptors selected Italian player Bagnani, who played for seven seasons with the Raptors before playing for a short time with the Knicks and the Nets. In 2005, the Bucks, 6.30%

Bucks selected Australia's Bogut, who played for seven seasons with the Bucks.

In 2019, the Pelicans, 6.00%

Pelicans selected Zion Williamson, who has played for the Pelicans for 5 seasons so far. In 2007, the Trail Blazers, 5.30%

The Trail Blazers did not choose Durant, but Greg Oden. The latter is talented but suffered from ruthless entanglement from injuries. The rookie was reimbursed for the season and only played 82 games for the Trail Blazers. He was then injured for three seasons. Finally, he announced his retirement after playing for one season with the Heat.

In 2000, the New Jersey Nets, 4.40%

Kenyang Martin on the left and Kidd on the right, New Jersey Nets selected Kenyon Martin. This talented monster played for the Nets for four seasons, and helped the team reach the finals twice during this period, but unfortunately he failed to win the championship trophy.

In 2024, the Hawks, 3.00%

Last year, the Hawks selected French player Rissache with the No. 1 pick, and he averaged 12.6 points per game this season.

In 2011, the Cavaliers, 2.80%

Cavaliers selected Irving with the No. 1 pick. He played for the Cavaliers for 6 seasons and joined forces with James and Love to bring a championship to the team. In 2008, the Bulls, 1.70%

Bulls selected "Rose" Rose. He won the regular season MVP in the third year of his career and is the youngest MVP winner in history (22 years and 191 days). Unfortunately, this genius still failed to escape the clutches of injury. He tore the cruciate ligament of his left knee in the 2011-12 playoffs and was reimbursed in the 2012-13 season. After returning, Ross was not as good as before and gradually faded out of the ranks of superstars.

In 2014, the Cavaliers, 1.70%

Cavaliers were once again selected as the No. 1 pick. They chose Canadian longest man Andrew Wiggins, but the brother was sent to Minnesota without playing a game for the Cavaliers. He then joined the Warriors and helped the team win the championship in the 2021-22 season.

1993, Magic, 1.52%

Magic chose Chris Webber. He was then traded to the Warriors for the opponent's rookie Anfini Hardaway. Webber played for the Warriors, Wizards, Kings, 76ers and the Pistons in his career. His career peak occurred during the Kings. Weber helped the Kings to reach the Western Conference Finals in the 2001-02 season and was unfortunately eliminated after seven games with the Lakers.