http://www.nba.com/timberwolves/jrwolves/foye_on_the_lottery_070521.html Currently sitting in the No. 7 spot, the Wolves have a 5.30 percent chance of getting the top pick, an 11.33 percent chance of getting in the top two and a 18.31 percent chance of landing in the top three. Wolves 2006 lottery pick Randy Foye will be representing the Timberwolves in New York on Tuesday, May 22, at the 2007 NBA Draft lottery. We asked Foye some questions about last year's draft and this year's players. Q: What are your recollections from last year's NBA Draft Lottery? Did you have a general idea of where you might be drafted, and did you pay particular attention to which teams moved up or down? A: I didn't have any idea where I'd be drafted. I just knew the range was somewhere between five and 13 and I got taken at number seven. Q: Can you tell Wolves fans if you're a lucky person, seeing that you're representing the franchise and all? A: Yes, I'm definitely lucky to be in the situation that I'm in right now - to be able to represent and take care of my family. Q: Florida beat your Villanova Wildcats in the Elite Eight in 2006. What do you remember about Cory Brewer, Al Horford and Joakim Noah? A: Brewer was really active on defense. He was really athletic with his shooting and running. Noah had a lot of energy and Al Horford was a beast inside on the glass, attacking the boards and trying to get dunks. The three Florida kids are really good. I like their games a lot. Q: Do you think you'll do a better job for the organization than Crunch would have at the lottery? A: Definitely, because Crunch can't talk. Have you forgotten about that? Crunch would have been good, but it would have been a lot of head nods for yes and no with him. I'll be able to do some verbal things for us. --

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