Lottery teams always look forward to NBA Draft night in hopes of selecting a potential game-changer for their franchise. It is general knowledge that a team must have performed badly in the concluded season in order to get a higher chance to pick first.

However, the draft process can be tricky and the team with the most Ls is not guaranteed to get the first pick. What can be bet on safely during the Draft night is that if a draftee is born in June, he will most likely get nabbed in the first round.

In the last 20 years, a glaring stat proves this: 89 first-rounders were born in June. That is the most among the 12 months, with May coming in second with 67, February with 59 and March with 56. The months with the least players getting drafted in the first round? January (35), December (42) and October and July, both with 44.

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On the other hand, first overall draft picks, in the last 20 years, were most likely born in March. Notable first overall picks born in March are Kyrie Irving, Blake Griffin and Anthony Davis.

These trends can always change every now and then. Knowing these facts is a great ice-breaker for your next all-nighter with your squad.