The '23 draft is seriously underrated, and there are 9 people with great potential in addition to the Wen class
The NBA draft is one of the main ways for a team to acquire future stars. Every draft inspires scouts, and the success rate of some of these players is the talk of the town. However, not every edition has produced an epoch-making genius like Bunban. Although the initial expectations were not high, in the reality test, there are a number of players who have shown excellent potential and become the hope of the team's future.
In the '23 draft, some players are gradually reaching the pinnacle of their careers. Among them, Wenban is undoubtedly the most dazzling new star. He dominated the court in his rookie season with astonishing stats, not only excelling in scoring and rebounding, but also showing great playmaking and dominance on the defensive end. His performance has allowed the Spurs to find a core for the future, and he is expected to be one of the leading figures in the league in the future.
In addition to Wemban, there are a number of players who have made their mark during the season. Miller was one of them, and he was expected to be the next George. Although overshadowed by the light of the Bunban, his personal abilities and potential should not be underestimated. Similarly, Henderson has shown great athleticism and strength and is expected to become a top striker in the future.
Amen and the Amen Thompson brothers were also among the highlights of this draft. Despite a poor start, they gradually showed their worth over the course of the season. Amen has become an indispensable member of the team with his all-round skills and excellent rebounding ability, while his younger brother has also shown great athleticism and defensive prowess.
In addition, players such as Lively Liver, Hakes, Podzemski, White Devils and Davis have also shown their characteristics and potential. They may not be as conspicuous as Wenban, but their efforts and performances cannot be ignored either. In the future, as they grow and develop, perhaps more teams will find their value and give them more opportunities.
The Rockets lost to the Mavericks 136-147 in overtime Player ratings: 3 perfect scores, 4 good, 2 collapsed
In their latest game, the Rockets faced a strong challenge from the Mavericks. In the end, they lost 136-147 in overtime, which was also their fifth consecutive loss. In this game, the Rockets performed well in the first quarter, leading the opponent by 15 points at one point, which was full of confidence. However, the collapse of the second and fourth quarters cost them the lead, especially in the final quarter, when the Mavericks missed the turnovers and missed key shots, and were finally dragged into overtime.
In overtime, the Rockets were unable to turn the tide and ultimately lost the game. However, there were several players who performed well throughout the game. First up was Dillon, who had a very good performance in this game, scoring 29 points on 9-of-14 shooting, along with two rebounds, two assists and three steals. This performance was arguably his best in recent times, especially the three-point shooting and overtime play at key moments, showing his all-out efforts on both ends of the floor.
The other two players who had a standout performance were Landale and Bullock, who both had consistent performances in the game, with Landale contributing 13 points and Bullock also scoring 11 points. Despite their excellent performances, they failed to lead the team to victory.
Players such as VanVleet, Smith, Whitmore and Amen also had good performances, but there were some problems. VanVleet scored 24 points but didn't perform as well as he could have in crunch time, while Smith also made a mistake on the free-throw line, affecting the team's tempo. Whitmore played well in the early stages, but rarely played in the late stages, which also raised some questions. Amen, although he made some progress, was still ejected.
However, the two Greens behaved very badly. Jalen Green had five turnovers in the game after an empty game in overtime, while Jeff Green had a low shooting percentage and a team-worst plus/minus. Their performance directly affected the team's overall performance and became one of the important reasons for the Rockets' loss.
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