The team that has the most successful bargaining in the draft? Get the MOP in the trade and intercept the strongest talent in this draft

On June 26, I said before that the offseason is a game between top general managers. We have seen Stevens's operating ability before, and there will be some outstanding general managers showing themselves here at the draft. The most successful teams in this draft are undoubtedly the Mavericks and the Spurs. They won Flag and Harper respectively, the two best players in this session, but they were able to win these two by luck, not by strength.

In any draft, there will be drafts that become dark horses and drafts that unexpectedly fall sharply. In this draft, Yang Hansen is the biggest dark horse. He was considered to be the last or the beginning of the second round, but this time he directly won the 16th pick in the first round. The Trail Blazers are very glad because they are afraid that Yang Hansen will be snatched away. I think there are two players who have dropped sharply in this draft pick, one is Espeley and the other is Maruac.

In the previous draft predictions, Maruac had not once been lower than the top eight, and he became the top six, and this time he fell to tenth. You should know that the top ten picks are different from other picks. Basically, the talent of each pick is corresponding. Take the top three in this tournament for example. There is no doubt that Flag is the first pick and Harper is the second pick. There is no suspense between them. The third pick will be Pele. Even if these three picks fall, it will be called a big drop. For example, Flag falls to the second pick, which is surprising, but Bailey fell to the fifth pick this time.

The reason why Bailey became the No. 5 pick was because he was a man of his own. Recently, the 76ers planned to meet him and wanted to win him with the Titanks. At that time, the 76ers arranged the hotel, but Bailey directly refused and expressed his opinion that he did not want to go to the 76ers. He wanted to go to the Wizards or the Nets, and neither of these two teams did the top five picks. However, seeing that Bailey was so determined, the 76ers chose Edgecomb and the Hornets won Knypool.

The Jazz was ranked fifth. Previously, the US media also reported that Bailey refused the Jazz's trial, but Angie still chose him. At that time, Bailey couldn't see any happiness when he came on the court, so he forced a smile. At the beginning, Bailey's team expressed their opinions that they didn't want to come to Jazz, but they didn't expect that Angie would be forced to choose. Who would you like to reason with this? They are just normal drafts. You don’t want to come, but I can’t choose you.

As a result, Angie's Wizards behind him were stunned. They might have discussed with Bailey long ago. After all, Bailey wanted to go, but he was suddenly intercepted by the Jazz. Some fans here may say: Pele doesn’t want to come, and Anji still insists on staying, probably won’t have a good result, right? I don't think everyone has to worry about this. First of all, Jazz can give Bailey the tactical status he wants, and Angie knows the best at cultivating young people.

A young boy, no matter how powerful his team is, can he play Anji? As long as Angie threatens and tempts him, Bailey will probably be obedient. Otherwise, if he really gives the refrigerant, he will never give him a chance to play, and Bailey will suffer. It may also be that Anji and Bailey had agreed to do this drama. After all, everyone knows that Anji cultivates players' abilities. Bailey's talent is the most appropriate for Anji, and his painful expression may also be pretending.

Bailey has the best talent in this class. His template is McGrady, and his athletic ability and physical fitness are top-notch. A scout once said that if Bailey and Flag fought one-on-one, he would choose Bailey to win without hesitation. In addition, Bailey could not defend himself as long as he found the touch. He may be the player with the highest ceiling in this class. The Jazz would definitely get a bargain after winning him. In addition, the Jazz also got a bargain for this year's NCAA Finals.

The Jazz traded the Wizards with the No. 21 draw, No. 43 draw and the next two second round picks in the draft, and exchanged the Wizards' No. 18 draw to win Walter Clayton Jr. The Jazz was afraid that Clayton would be taken away by other teams, so they chose to trade upward. One of the main reasons why they wanted Clayton was that I think Angie was interested in his big heart attribute, and he played as a dual-purpose guard, and his scoring and organization were excellent. However, considering that he was only 1.88 meters tall, he played in the No. 1 position.

There are actually many young players in the Jazz's No. 1 position, such as Keyante George and Collier. However, everyone should have seen the situation of these two. George is too nervous to reach the starting point guard level, so he has been playing as a substitute. Although Collier has top defense and organizational skills, he has poor three-point shooting. Clayton's mid-range shots are very reliable. If it weren't for the older draft, he could have reached a higher pick.

Many MOPs have finally achieved success in the NBA, such as Anthony, Noah, Davis and Kemba Walker, etc. Clayton is expected to be fully trained by the Jazz. In the future, the Jazz will likely build a team around them. Next, the Jazz will probably choose to trade veterans in the team. Having said that, what do you want to say about the Jazz? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.