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8 NBA players react on Twitter to Cleveland's lottery win

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It's true: the Cleveland Cavaliers are back-to-back NBA draft lottery winners, and they are really only one year away from a three-peat in either direction.

Cleveland is the second team in draft lottery history to have back-to-back No. 1 picks; the Orlando Magic drafted Shaquille O'Neal and Chris Webber with the top selections in 1992 and 1993 respectively.

The league was watching Tuesday night when the Cavs' lucky numbers aligned for the second consecutive year, and players didn't keep it quiet in the Twitterverse.

Naturally, Cleveland point guard (and 2011's No. 1 pick) Kyrie Irving didn't complain.

Denver Nuggets' Ty Lawson admits to being a hater.

Washington Wizards' Kevin Seraphin finds his non-joke way too funny.

Don't invite Sacramento Kings' DeMarcus Cousins to the main event because handshakes will be awkward.

Free agent Dahntay Jones with the Debbie Downer tweet of the night.

Allow Toronto Raptors' Patrick Patterson to place bets for you on various things with ridiculously impossible odds.

Unconfirmed, but we're not ruling out this theory from Los Angeles Lakers' Kendall Marshall.

Milwaukee Bucks' John Henson recognizes the draft magic, but acknowledges that literally any tall, moderately athletic body is probably a positive for his team next season.

BONUS: The Atlanta Hawks want in on the action/are trolling.

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