The five most failed teams in the draft: The Nets were ridiculed for choosing 5 first rounds, and the Lakers were defeated because of their stinginess.

On June 28, the NBA draft ended yesterday. During this period, we can better talk about this draft. It can be said that everyone has high expectations for this draft. They may be another draft year since 21 years. There are at least 10 players worth looking forward to in this session, with multiple low picks, and the future ceiling is also worth looking forward to. However, not all teams have won the players they like. Next, let’s take a look at the five most failed teams in the draft.

Lakers

The Lakers only have one first-round No. 55 pick this year, so it doesn't matter if they choose any one. After all, it's reasonable that they can't win a good player in this ranking, but Pelinka just wants to strengthen, but he doesn't have the determination to strengthen. The team sent some cash and the No. 55 draw for the No. 45 draw. They took a fancy to Calc Brenner, but the Hornets intercepted the no. 54 in the draft. This interception directly forced the Lakers to be anxious.

They sent some cash and the No. 45 draw for the No. 36 draw, and got Aduttiero, a defensive wing without shooting, similar to Reddish and Vanderbilt. Reddick probably wouldn't reuse him. Many scouts thought that the Lakers would choose the scorer Lanier, but they did not do so. If they had been more determined and changed the No. 1 pick or No. 2 pick in the second round like the Suns, they would probably be able to win the center, which is still too stingy.

Hornets

Although the Hornets robbed the Lakers, their operations are not much better. I think the reason why the Hornets chose this center was probably not for their own use, but for their purely to disgust the Lakers. After all, the Lakers refused to trade with them about Ma Wei, so the Hornets wanted to take revenge on them. The Hornets have the No. 4 picks in this draft, and this signing guard has too many outstanding choices, such as Trey Johnson and Espeley.

As a result, the Hornets won Knypur, a shooter. Although he is considered to be the top ten pick, he is more of the seventh pick. Although he is a good shooter, he is only a pure shooter. If he is not good at defense, he is destined to be a puzzle for the championship. As a result, the Hornets still chose him. They were also afraid that Knypur would be stolen, so they refused to trade the draft. They also won a shooter with the No. 29 draw, which is planning to continue to build a team around three balls.

Wiacs

Some teams have been bad for a reason. For example, the Hornets, their draft is confused. They have the No. 6 pick of this year. The team won Trae Johnson. At first glance, there is no problem. After all, the team lacks a cornerstone player. It is reasonable to win a template Booker's No. 2 position, but then their draft is gradually incomprehensible. The team won Will Riley, an excellent wing player, with good offensive ability to hold the ball.

If you win Will Riley, it means that the Wizards have denied the previous training. The Kulibaly, whom they have been training before, is on the wing, and the team's new deal is also on the wing, which is not over yet. Watkins, the second round pick, won by the team, is also on the wing. If Trae Johnson plays No. 1, he and Carrington are in conflict with position. If he plays No. 2, the current position is even more competitive. Why not choose some shooters or 3D with excellent ball-free ability? The ones selected were not good at defense.

Warriors

Warriors also did not have a first round pick this season, but they had a high pick sign in the second round, and they traded their high pick sign to the Suns. The final result was that the players who had tried in the Warriors were eventually selected by other teams. Seeing that the players on their roster were gone, the Warriors were also hesitant. The team still had some draft picks with 50 picks left. Who should they choose? They first took Alex Tuch with the No. 52 draw.

The 2.03-meter-tall wing player has a certain ability to hold the ball, but his athletic talent is average. It is reported that the Warriors planned to let him play No. 4 position by winning him. As expected, the smaller ones in other teams are the big ones in the Warriors. Later they traded upwards and got the No. 56 draw to win Will Richard, a 1.93-meter small defender. The Warriors like to stock up on guards too much. Now that the team has so many backcourts, this guy can't get a chance at all. It's better to win a center. What if the bet is right? At least he can play.

Nets

Nets are the most surprising team of this class. They have 5 first-round picks. In this case, they all think that the Nets will choose to trade upwards. Even if they use these 5 to exchange for a tanhua lottery, the Nets will be worth it. As a result, they did nothing. Yes, you read that right, they did not trade, and then they chose players with all 5 draft picks. The team won Jamin with the No. 8 draw, a big point guard of 2.06 meters. He had poor athletic and confrontational ability and no shooting, and was considered the biggest surprise in the top ten picks.

After that, they won Traore with the No. 19 draw, a rough forward. Although both static and dynamic talents are good, their basic skills are ruthless. The 22nd draw won Powell, which is still a good 3D. The 26th draw won Salav and the 27th draw won Wolf, and the 27th draw won two Israeli players in a row. I won’t say much about these two. After all, none of these five people have the potential for cornerstones, so many league figures also ridiculed the Nets.

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