Brownie Key Decision 4-Day Countdown! Tryout performance to improve the rankings: multiple teams or with the Lakers to grab him

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2024-05-26 08:23Posted in Fujian Sports Creators

On May 26, Beijing time, four days will be the deadline for Bronny to decide whether to withdraw from the draft and return to college. ESPN draft experts Givony and Woo updated their rookie prediction rankings, with Bronny rising from No. 98 before the joint tryout to No. 54 currently, and his tryout performance boosted his draft market. American media Bleacher Report said that multiple teams may compete with the Lakers for Bronny.

On the court of the joint tryout, Bronny showed the biggest vertical jump of 1.03 meters, 19-of-25 in the three-point test, and he also performed well in the confrontation match. Although his freshman season at USC was mediocre, averaging only 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game, it also had something to do with the fact that he suffered cardiac arrest and underwent surgery before the season, and missed the game at the beginning of the season to affect his state.

Four days later, if Bronny decides not to exit the draft, where will he be drafted?

At the top of the list by Bleacher Report, the Lakers selected him with the No. 55 pick. The Lakers will not give up on the idea of bringing James and Bronny to the same stage, and although the Lakers do not currently plan to use their first-round pick to select Bronny, they will certainly not hesitate if Bronny falls to No. 55, and may even increase the probability of getting Bronny by trading up.

Agent Rich Paul has said that the team has mixed judgments on Bronny's draft prospects, believing that Bronny could be selected at No. 20-50 or miss. In addition to the Lakers, there are also several teams that have been mentioned by the Bleacher Report.

In order of picking, the five teams are: Jazz (No. 29), Knicks (No. 38), 76ers (No. 41), Heat (No. 43), and Pacers (No. 49 or 50). Bleacher Report also conducted a simple analysis -

The Jazz will train Kieon George to be the core of the playmaker, but he is strong on offense and weak on defense, and Bronny's strength is defense, which may complement each other.

The Knicks like tough guards and don't value height as much, Brunson, DiVincenzo, McBride and Hart aren't all tall, and it may take years for Bronny to play, but it's helpful to learn from these guards.

The 76ers are one of the few teams that have the salary space to sign James directly, and if they only have a 1%-2% chance of getting James, perhaps using a low-cost No. 41 pick to draft Bronny can improve some probabilities.

The Heat have always been good at developing late picks and even draft-losing picks, Riley is an expert at that, and the team values defense, so playing there is a good option for Bronny's future.

The Pacers already have Haliburton and McConnell, but both have average defense, and Bronny has a chance to contribute on the defensive end, and he may not get a chance to play anytime soon, but he can improve the depth of the backcourt.

A day earlier, Shams reported that the Suns are also interested in trying out Bronny, who holds the No. 22 pick in the first round. The Suns owner and general manager may want to lure James into a Jandu team, even if it's unlikely. Which team do you think Bronny will end up picking up? Did James and his son become teammates or rivals? Comments are welcome.

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