The NBA draft system is a talent transfer system designed to help weak teams improve their strengths in order to achieve the purpose of balancing teams. But the draft system is not perfect, and he is very testing the team's draft vision.
If the team's draft vision is not good, even if it has a high pick, it is possible to select low-energy players. The following three teams are typical of these:
Bennett
At the 2013 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavaliers held the top pick, and the Cavaliers at that time were full of ambition and wanted to regain their strength through the draft. Since the team already had All-Star guard Kyrie Owen at the time, they wanted to pick a star interior line with a big pick!
At that year's draft, Rudy Gobert, Naren Snow Ell, Steven, Adams and Anthony Bennett and other potential rising stars were dazzling. In the end, they chose to take Bennett off with a big pick. Bennett has a muscular physique, weighs 239 pounds, has a high degree of interior offensive skills, and a defensive area that radiates half a basketball court, making him the next O'Neal. The Cavaliers also trained Bennett as O'Neill, hoping that he and Irving would become the "OK combination" of the new era.
Bennett, however, broke the hearts of the Cavaliers' management with his actions. As an inside lineman, he actually handed over 35.6% shooting percentage in his rookie season, could not score, could not defend, and had a lazy defensive attitude, and only played 52 games before being abandoned by the team. In the end, he only played 4 seasons before fading out of the league, averaging only 4.4 points and 3.1 rebounds per game, which is the ultimate of the parallel goods.
Hashemite tabit
Tabit is 2 meters 21 meters tall, with an arm span of 2 meters 29 meters, standing height of 2 meters 87, and the draft precursor test data stunned countless scouts. In the fan circle, it is known as the "upper limit Jabbar lower limit Duncan", which is considered by many fans to be the next big dream Olajuwon. This allowed Tabit to beat Harden, Curry, Evans and other superstars in the 2009 Super Draft.
However, it only took him half a season for the Grizzlies to regret the intestines that chose him. As a leaderboard, he only handed over 3.1 points and 3.6 rebounds in his rookie season, moved slowly, lacked the ability to attack autonomously, and his role on the court was completely negative. In the five seasons of his career, he was only able to average 2.2 points and 2.7 rebounds per game, and even the water dispenser players were not as good.
Oden
James was nicknamed the Little Emperor, while Auden's nickname was the Great. It can be seen that the fans have high expectations of Auden, and it is completely true that he is treated as another O'Neal. Unfortunately, injuries ruined him.
Auden after entering the league. After only three seasons, 61 appearances, 21 and 23 games, and an average of 8.0 points and 6.2 rebounds per game, he has struggled with injuries throughout his career and eventually became one of the most disappointing drafts in history.
The draft is an important means for weak teams to strengthen, and the draft vision determines the rise and fall of the team. After such a bad draft, it is estimated that all teams understand that it is not enough to have a high pick.
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