The 1 in 294 chances puts things in perspective. The .34% seems rather minuscule. It’s unlikely but completely within the realm of possibilities to win the #1 pick in the lottery. Imagine if someone had those odds for winning the powerball; how many folks would put their entire life savings to have those types of odds for winning 1 billion dollars. I know it’s slim to none, but slim still slinking around… lol
Yes. Getting a top 6 pick would be one of the biggest things to happen to the Astros in the last decade. If they played their cards right even with just the #6 pick, they could come out of the draft with 6-7 of the top 100 eligible players, completely revitalizing their farm and giving them one of the 3-4 best systems in the league when only assessing the lower levels. This week and the next draft will define Dana Browns career as a GM.
