ET on Thursday, draft day, it had gone just as far in the other direction with Henderson at -800 and Miller at +400. The next day, Wednesday, it reversed in a huge way with Miller at -900 and Henderson at +300.
One week later, on Tuesday, Henderson was the major favorite at -275 while Miller's odds fell to +170. According to Caesar's Sportsbook, on June 13, Miller was a -300 favorite (meaning one would have to bet 300 units to win 100, plus the initial wager) to be picked second, while Henderson's odds were +175 (a bet of 100 units would win 175, plus the initial wager). The betting odds on who would go second took a wild ride in the 10 days leading up to the draft, and it continued all the way to the draft itself. There was a huge surge of interest and action on who was going to be the second overall pick in the draft, Brandon Miller or Scoot Henderson. In fact, he wasn't even the only major story. More on that below.īut, contrary to the hype, Wembanyama was not the only player drafted on Thursday. That's the bar being set for Wembanyama's impact on the NBA, so from a betting and fantasy angle, the bar for his rookie projections and futures props will be similarly high. The primary debate on Victor Wembanyama coming into the NBA draft was whether he is the best prospect since LeBron James, the best since Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, or the best of all time. NBA draft: Which rookies can have biggest impact in 2023-24? You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browser
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