Sentence examples for chance of drafting from inspiring English sources

The Avalanche will most likely hold the No. 2 spot in the N.H.L. draft lottery on Monday, giving them a good chance of drafting Jones.

The Knicks, who finished with the seventh-worst record in the league, have a 4.4percentt chance of gaining the No. 1 pick, a 5.05percentt chance of drafting second and a 5.91percentt chance of selecting third.

With the NHL's weighted draft lottery the Blue Jackets had a 48.2% chance of drafting first overall.

So one of the 32 teams may be expected to take a chance on drafting running back Maurice Clarett early if he is successful in suing the N.F.L. for entry into the 2004 draft.

Selective Service records show that Mr. Perry's draft lottery number was relatively high, 275, which meant his chance of being drafted was low.

Raymond is the only Ivy League player with a decent chance of being drafted this year.

To stand even a remote chance of being drafted, you have to be a seriously good college player.

Some suggested that he would have a better chance of being drafted by an NFL team if he switched to cornerback, receiver, running back or kick returner because of his quickness – 4.35 in the 40 yard dash.

The Yankees never had a chance to draft many of the top players in their division, including Roy Halladay of Toronto, Nick Markakis of Baltimore or Evan Longoria of Tampa Bay.

Mr. Camp has already indicated he has no intention of drafting Medicare legislation that has no chance of becoming law.

In his 32 years in pro football, Ernie Accorsi had a chance to draft this sort of talent once: John Elway.