After the preseason, the US media rearranged the 25th draft! Yang Hansen soared to the 9th pick, while the Hornets’ 4th pick fell

On October 19th, with the end of the NBA preseason, teams in the league have now begun to prepare for the regular season. Many players with training camp contracts will be given a two-way contract by the team if they perform well. If they perform poorly, the team will directly lay off players. The 25th class of rookies also showed themselves in the preseason. Next, let’s take a look at the rearrangement of this class of rookies by the US media, starting with Yang Hansen.

Ninth pick Yang Hansen

Xiao Yang relied on two outstanding performances to gain recognition. Moreover, Xiao Yang's style of play is full of passion, so it also attracted the attention of many domestic and foreign fans. Now the Blazers are interested in him. I am very satisfied with his performance. Although he cannot become the team's starting center in the new season, he can still get enough playing time. The Trail Blazers regard him as the next Shen Jing and Jokic to train, so they have enough patience. In the preseason, he averaged 8 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1 assist and 1.3 blocks per game.

Eighth pick Fiers

Originally the seventh overall pick in the first round, Fiers is considered one of the best point guards in this class. He has excellent offensive ability and has the potential to become a core ball-handler. But to be honest, his performance in the preseason was quite satisfactory. He did score a lot, but he relied more on having enough ball rights. His offense was very inefficient and his choices were unreasonable. In the preseason, he averaged 13.8 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists per game, and shot 40.4% from the field. , 22.2% from three-point range.

Seventh overall pick Richardson

Richardson is the player that the Magic won with the No. 25 pick in the first round. It has to be said that the Magic team's draft vision is also very good. Although it is not as good as the Thunder, but it can compete with the Rockets. Richardson showed in the preseason that he is a qualified point guard with decent organizational skills. More importantly, he has great shooting, which is what the Magic need. In the preseason, he averaged 9.5 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game, with a three-point shooting percentage of 61.5% and an average of 2 three-pointers per game.

Sixth pick Knippel

Originally the No. 4 pick in the first round, Knippel was not worthy of this pick. The Hornets selected him with the intention of training him as a three-goal Knipool. The result is that their coach is incomprehensible. He has always been used as a substitute. Knipper is a traditional shooter, and he is asked to accompany a group of young players to disrupt the game. He cannot play well and is not accustomed to it, which leads to poor performance. In the preseason, he averaged 11.8 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game, and his shooting percentage was only 40.7%.

Fifth overall pick Trey Johnson

This one is also very aggrieved. He was originally considered the best shooting guard in this class and is expected to become a top scorer in the future. He proved his scoring ability during the Summer League. How strong, but what people didn't expect was that after the young core of the Wizards returned in the preseason, Johnson became the substitute. He is the most cornerstone of the Wizards. Johnson averaged 6.7 points, 4.3 rebounds and 2 assists per game in the preseason. If such a scorer does not give him the right to play, he will probably be lost.

Fourth pick Bailey

Bailey was the previous No. 5 pick in the first round. He had the ability to be a top three pick, but he fell to this position because he refused to join other teams. Bailey proved it in the preseason. With his own talent, he still performed very well without having a ball-holding offensive tactical position, averaging 16 points, 4.7 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.7 steals per game, with a shooting percentage of 58.8%. The Jazz found a talent with a higher ceiling than Marca.

Third pick Edgecombe

His original draft pick was the third overall pick. Edgecombe played very well in the three preseason games. He was very aggressive on both ends of the offense and defense, and his athletic ability was explosive. , a bit like Wade, Edgecombe is definitely worthy of the 76ers' full training in the future. If the Emperor cannot meet expectations, the 76ers can trade their current immediate combat power to build a team around Edgecombe. His upper limit is much higher than Maxey.

Second pick Dylan Harper

Harper has also defended his position. Although Harper has always been a backup point guard in the Spurs, the advantage of a high-end commodity is still visible to the naked eye. Harper's current handling of the ball His ability is better than Fox's. Although he is still a rookie, his organizational skills and court control are something Fox has not developed in so many years. In addition, Harper is also good at attacking with the ball. He is expected to become an organizer at Harden's level in the future. He has such abilities.

First pick Flagg

Although Flagg did not have a high-scoring performance in the preseason, friends who have watched his games know how good he is. Flagg is now a very comprehensive player, scoring goals with the ball. He has all-round offensive ability, three-pointers, passing and defense, and he is also willing to sacrifice the ball in order to win. He is willing to be a green leaf. If he is allowed to go to a young team and given unlimited firing rights, it will definitely not be a big problem if he averages 20+5+5+1+1 per game. The Mavericks are very lucky.

I hope that Yang Hansen can still make it into the top ten in the future rearrangements. Although there was a trough in the preseason, overall Yang Hansen's performance is still very good. We must remain patient. Having said that, what do you want to say about this rearrangement? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.