The Detroit Pistons snagged the first pick for the NBA draft lottery Tuesday evening. The Pistons finished the year with the league's second worst record, and had a 14% chance to get the top pick.
Ben Wallace, co-owner of the Grand Rapids Drive, a former Pistons player and a member of the 2021 Basketball Hall of Fame class represented the Pistons at the lottery.
The Detroit Pistons haven't landed the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft since 1970.
The 14% chance of securing the top overall pick was their best draft lottery odds since 1994, when they took Grant Hill with the third pick.
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