Mei Kee analyzes the rockets or uses the No. 20 pick to select Najib: 7 feet height + 7 feet 7 arm span Draft night into chips?

On June 18, Beijing time, a number of reporters from the Rockets conducted a podcast, TA Rockets reporter Kelly Iko said that James Najib was mentioned on our show, and if the Rockets wanted to select him, it should be the 20th pick. But I've heard the Rockets will try to trade the No. 20 pick. (Draft Night Package Deal)

Previously, the NBA official scouts reported that Nass is 6 feet 10 inches (2.08 meters) tall, has an arm span of 7 feet 7 inches (2.31 meters), and averages 3.6 points, 2.2 rebounds, 0.2 steals and 0.6 blocks per game this season, with a true shooting rate of 66.7%. He will only turn 19 in August, and the young interior talent from Nigeria is exceptional.

NBA draft expert Jonathan Kivoni updated Nagy's physical data a few hours ago, standing 7 feet (2.13 meters), 7 feet 7 inches (2.31 meters), weighing 251 pounds, standing 9 feet 4 inches and 2.844 meters, this static talent is simply not too scary.

Compared with the physical data of Wenbanyama, he is 7 feet 3 inches 2.21 meters tall, has an arm span of 8 feet 2.44 meters, weighs 230 pounds, and stands 2.85 meters tall.

Venbanyama is playing in Ligue 1 is the absolute core of the team, Najib is playing in La Liga (Barcelona) is the team's water cooler, the positioning of the two is different, Venbanyama is a supergiant, Najib is a blue-collar (qualified starter), and the static talent on the defensive end Najib is really very good.

The Rockets have always been interested in trading the No. 20 pick, and the Rockets' possible No. 20 pick shows that there are already teams interested in the interior beast who is not yet 19 years old.

It is worth mentioning that James Nagy is also one of the Lakers media Laker Tom's roster blueprint for next season, and he hopes that the Lakers will not trade the No. 17 pick, use the No. 17 pick to select Nagy, and let the Lakers have a top interior defender to help thick eyebrows.

Text/Yan Xiaobai's basketball dream