Anthony Davis has the NBA's version of a modern Midas touch, but it's completely lost on the Hall of Fame-bound forward's quest for any further personal legacy-cementing. The 10x All-Star can't do anything to impede the business side of the league, much like how the franchises he's bounced between can only do so much in preparing for the dramatic draw of the NBA Draft lottery. They can lose as many games as they please - at least, until commissioner Adam Silver puts his foot down in an attempt to impede blatant tanking - but by the time it's time to sit down and wait to see where everyone falls in the order, it's hard to feel much more helpless when watching a machine randomly spit out ping pong balls determining franchises' futures. This explains why the Pacers exec tapped and smiled at Michael Winger after the third ball was drawn, he knew it was going to be Washington.…