Published 5/21/2008
by Jon DeNunzio
at Wizards Insider
In his most recent post, Ivan Carter takes look at Tuesday night's lottery and projects how the top five will play out on June 26. How do *you* think it will go? Take the polls and explain yourself in the comments below (Note: for arguments' sake, assume there are no trades in the top five) ... more at twiigs.com... more at twiigs.com......Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.
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