When the Golden State Warriors tune into Sunday's NBA Draft Lottery, all eyes will be on one man: Assistant General Manager Larry Harris. He's the lucky charm the franchise is banking on to deliver a game-changing pick.

Harris is no stranger to lottery magic. Back in 2005, as General Manager of the Milwaukee Bucks, he watched his team leap from the 6th spot all the way to No. 1. That fortunate bounce led them to select 7-foot center Andrew Bogut—a player who would later play a pivotal role in Warriors history, earning an NBA championship ring with Golden State a decade later.

Now, Harris hopes to channel that same fortune for the Warriors. With the team looking to reload around its core, every draft position matters. A lucky bounce could mean the difference between adding a role player or a future star—and Harris has already proven he knows how to make the most of a lucky draw.