Auf den ersten Blick fand ich diese Lösungsweise hier sehr interessant:
Oder zumindest könnte man sowas mit einer Lottery kombinieren, das Team mit der besten Sieg-Quote hätte dann die besten Chancen auf einen hohen Pick.
Give the first pick in the draft to the team that wins the most games after being officially eliminated from playoff contention. Then the team with the second highest number of wins gets the second pick. And so on.
The theory is that the worst team in the league will be the one that is mathematically eliminated first. Thus, it will get the most chances to pile up wins. If it takes advantage of those opportunities, it will be rewarded with the No. 1 pick.
If we use last season as a guide, the Sacramento Kings played 20 games (going 9-11) after being eliminated whereas the Milwaukee Bucks played only four (going 3-1). Those nine wins would have given the Kings the No. 1 pick under Gold's scheme. Under the current draft lottery system, however, they picked seventh: not exactly a reward for a team that managed a winning percentage of .450 for the final quarter of the season after playing .319 ball up to that point.
Oder zumindest könnte man sowas mit einer Lottery kombinieren, das Team mit der besten Sieg-Quote hätte dann die besten Chancen auf einen hohen Pick.