The first choice for Fleming is to win the No. 10 sign! Choose another 6-foot-8 beast forward line, and Ethan of the White Demon is on the shelves?

The Houston Rockets failed to create a miracle in this year's draft. The probability of the No. 1 pick with 3.8% failed to get the chance of the first four picks, and the probability of 17.3% was not drawn. In the end, the Rockets only got the No. 10 draw. This draw was not up or down and could not select those real potential stars.

According to the analysis of draft expert Steni Vitos, Raschel Fleming from St. Joseph University has excellent athletic ability, defensive ability and spatial advantages. His physical fitness is in line with the NBA. It can be expected that he will develop in the NBA. He is an ideal all-round forward.

Fleming's physical test data did not have much water injection, with a bare foot of 204.6 cm, a wingspan of 226.7 cm, a weight of 105.4 kg, and a height of 277.2 cm on the stand.

Salary media Bradeaux wrote: The Rockets actually don't need another rookie anymore. Of course I understand this, but this is the most suitable player for the No. 10 pick. In today's NBA, three-point wings are never enough, and Fleming looks like the Rockets' perfect choice.

Fleming is an older rookie. He is 20 years old this year. He has been working in the NCAA for three years, so he is ready to fight. This season, he averaged 14.7 points, 8.5 rebounds, 1.4 steals, 1.5 blocks and 1.3 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 53.1%, a three-point shooting percentage of 39%, and a real shooting percentage of 63.8%, and averaging 4.5 three-point shooting percentage per game.

Fleming is obviously a 3D forward. If the Rockets want to choose him, it will definitely have a great impact on Whitmore and Ethan, and it will even affect Jabarri Jr.'s appearance time. Of course, the Rockets may also trade this summer. Ethan and Whitmore did not say that it must be non-selling products. Jabarri is the one that the management hopes to stay.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Rocket Observation