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Originally Posted by Jay Random
One of the most probable outcomes happened. It couldn't possibly have been by chance! 
One day, maybe, the jokers running the NHL will realize that it is actually better to televise the drawing of the balls, so the public can see (what the auditors already know) that it is done fairly, than to televise Bill Daly's ugly mug while he holds up cards with team logos one after another.
In the meantime, if I were going to go to the trouble of fixing a lottery, I wouldn't bother with this one. Nobody knows who the two best players are, so the value of picking #1 or #2 is the lowest it's ever been.
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16% chance and 10% chance
People always say this when the last place team wins the lottery...even though its far more likely they don't get #1
They have the best odds of any individual team yet its still not likely they win VS. everyone else combined