The Sharks, who finished last in the NHL standings (19-54-9), have the best odds of winning the No. 1 pick at 18.5 percent.
The Sharks could have two picks in the top 16, their own as well as the Pittsburgh Penguins' selection (top 10 protected)... However, if the Penguins' pick is in the top 10, it would stay with Pittsburgh.
"I don't have a good luck charm (to hold during the lottery) so if you have one, I'll take it," Grier told the media..."The draft is going to be a big part of our rebuild. We should have four picks in the top 50 so hopefully we hit on these players."
"Obviously I'm curious to see who will win the lottery," Celebrini said. "Just like any other year, you want to see... But I am curious to see how it
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