Thunder s draft vision? Jewish 12th pick, Chet 2nd pick, two All-Stars at a time

Jaylen Williams is believed to have entered everyone's vision. As one of the Thunder's dual cores, his performance in this year's finals is definitely remarkable. In the last game, the Thunder won the King of Heaven, and Jewe scored 40 points, directly covering Alexander's light. With this game, the probability of FMVP directly surpassed Halliburton and came second, second only to Alexander.

You must know that Javier was only the 12th pick at that time, which really means to admire the Thunder's draft vision. They also selected Homegren with the second pick in the same year. It can be said that they selected two All-Star players at one time. Everyone must be curious about which players were in the other rankings that year. Today, let’s take a look at which players were in the top six rankings that year.

1. The No. 1 pick Ban Kairo (Magic)

The No. 1 pick should be undisputed. Whether it is his physical fitness or current performance, he should be worthy of his identity as the No. 1 pick. This year, he not only led the team to the playoffs, but also entered the All-Star. Although he missed some games due to injury, the impact was not great.

The Magic just spent a lot of money to trade Bain. I believe that in the next few years, under the leadership of Ban Kairo and Bain, the Magic should be both playoff-level strong teams in the East.

2. The second-place winner, Homgren (Thunder)

Homgren was directly reimbursed due to injury in the first season, but he still scored some results this year. He played 82 games this season, averaged 16+8 per game, and had 2.3 blocks. He is also one of the representatives of modern centers. He lacked the No. 5 position, and playing the No. 4 position is considered a misplaced. Chet can gain a foothold in the league, one is defense, the other is projection, and of course, the one who has made more progress is Wenban. However, the two are now half a dozen, and the literary class has a little advantage, but he may have won the championship many years earlier than the literary class.

No need to doubt that Homgren will definitely be an All-Star player in the future. The Thunder also has happy worries, because he is in the same class as Jewe. At that time, the two will renew their contracts together. It is highly likely that the Thunder will give up one, which depends on who it is?

3. Smith, Tanhua, Jr. (Rockets)

Smith still has strength, and her three-point shooting is very accurate, but the Rockets need to train too many new players. They averaged 13+7 games in the rookie season, but there was no improvement this year. First, there is less playing time, second, there are also injuries, and third, in Uduka's system, Smith is really dispensable.

In general, Smith Jr. has no water, but it has not met expectations. Maybe it would be better to leave the Rockets and go to a similar team to develop.

2022 is also a rare term in which the top three are not in the rankings. It is said that there must be one in the top three, and this year is indeed an exception!

4. The fourth pick Mori (Kings)

This is an older rookie who entered the league at the age of 22 and was still selected in the fourth pick, which shows that his talent is really good. Morrie was so excited in his rookie season that he had defense and three-pointers, could run and jump, and was able to build. The Kings were determined to train him to be the top 3D of the peak Klay. They entered the starting lineup directly the second year, and their three-point shooting percentage reached 41%, but this year they dropped significantly.

5. Ivy (Pistols)

may have paid less attention to it. The Pistons played well this year, but Ivy only played 30 games due to injury and was also absent from the playoffs. This guy has good talent, but he is a little fragile. This attribute is too unfavorable for future development.

6.Matherine (Pacers)

Matherine should also enter everyone's vision this year. After all, she lost a game in the finals, with 27 points in a single game, becoming the Pacers' strongest bench gangster.

defender, who can hold the ball and break through, is that the shooting is slightly worse, one of the Pacers' most important rotation players. If you meet Carlisle, you can laugh secretly, and you should be able to play it out in the future.

Jewe is also the 12th pick in 2022. If this rookie is re-arranged, can Jewe rank in the top three?