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Chapter 84 Who is the one who hit the big luck

After the Warriors with the third overall pick picked Chris Webber, it was the turn of the Dallas Mavericks with the fourth overall pick.

The general manager asked exactly the same thing as the general manager of Philadelphia.

"How do we choose now?"

After some intense discussions, they gave up the originally scheduled Jamal Mashburn and chose Anfernee Hardaway. In their view, Hardaway has greater potential than Mashburn.

So, Mashburn tragedy. . .

The University of Kentucky has been suppressed by the University of Florida led by Davis this season, and Mashburn's prospects were not optimistic.

Although Mashburn has a variety of offensive methods, in the eyes of scouts, he is a small forward with relatively strong shooting ability. He can call the wind and rain in college, but he doesn't know how to do it in the NBA.

With the fifth overall pick, the Timberwolves selected Elijah Rydell from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas as originally planned.Because what they lack is a shooting guard, at the small forward position they have Chuck Person who averaged 16.8 points per game.

The sixth overall pick of the Washington Bullets is still a small forward. . .And their lineup is relatively reasonable, and finally chose the swingman Calporte Chaney from Indiana University.

The seventh pick of the Sacramento Kings, their forward is not a small forward, but shooting guard "The Rock" Richmond.But their point guard is Spot-Webber, a small potato with a height of only 1 meters.So they want to draft a point guard.

Then, Grant Hill's teammate Bobby Hurley was picked.

Mashburn stayed in the little green house, his face almost turning green. . . .

When the draft pick changed, almost all the teams chose the players they had originally selected, but Mashburn, a super scorer who averaged nearly 20 points per game in college, was no one cares about. . .

The eighth pick, the Milwaukee Bucks, chose power forward Vin Baker with outstanding physical talent.

DeWeese looked excitedly at the remaining players in the small green room, and said to Auerbach, "Reed, you guys may be lucky this year."

Auerbach also came to the spirit, the Celtics this year's draft picks are consecutive two picks, which are the 10th and 11th picks.

The next thing to look at is the choice of the Denver Nuggets.

And the Denver Nuggets. . .DeWeese thought about the Nuggets lineup, what they lack is also a swingman.

Five long minutes passed, and Stern took the stage to open the Nuggets' envelope.

"Ninth pick, Denver Nuggets, selected Rodney Rodgers from . . . Wake Forest. Congratulations"

Davis clenched his fists.

"The Celtics will be the most loyal allies of the Magic from today on." DeWeese thought to himself, "I gave Auerbach such a big gift, and I won't agree to him if he doesn't get me back with an All-Star!"

He looked at Auerbach and said confidently, "Reid, believe me, the rebuilding of the Celtics is over."

Auerbach said with a smile: "Do you want to choose Mashburn and Lynch Hunter?"

"No, take Mashburn and Alan Houston."

"Alan-Houston? Little Mike, I believe in your vision, then Alan-Houston." Auerbach nodded and motioned the people around him to deliver the envelope.

"With the tenth pick, the Boston Celtics selected Jamal Mashburn from the University of Kentucky."

Marsh was relieved that he could finally come out of the little green house.

"With the No. 11 pick, the Boston Celtics selected Allan Houston from the University of Tennessee."

Davis didn't expect that the Celtics could choose such two players with the 10th and 11th picks, which can be said to be a big mistake.

"Go back and train the two of them well. They will definitely not let you down. Reid, I'm going back. We still have two draft picks."

"Why don't you trade your two draft picks to us, and you choose." Auerbach held Davis.

"Hahaha, Reid, you are so old, why are you still so greedy." Davis shook his head with a smile, "How about you trade Dee Brown for one and Robert Parrish for the other?"

Auerbach laughed too.

"Boy, you are going to tear down my team completely. Don't joke with you. Let's go. I will remember your kindness."

The draft continued, and soon it was the Magic's No. 22 pick.

"With the No. 20 second pick, the Magic selected point guard Sam Cassell from Florida State."

As soon as this choice was announced, the Rockets' uniform team instantly became chaotic.

Originally, the Rockets were planning to use their No. 24 pick to select Sam Cassell. The Rockets have been paying attention to this player for two full years, and no other team has paid attention to this long and ugly point guard.

Unexpectedly, just before he succeeded, he was cut off by the Magic. . .

At this time, DeWeese walked over to the Rockets side.

"I have a trade proposal, it's about Kassel."

Rockets general manager - Carroll - Dawson's eyes lit up instantly.

"Speak and see."

"Sam Cassell for Robert Horry."

Dawson shook his head immediately: "Impossible. Horry is our main player. It is impossible to exchange him for a rookie."

"You still have Karl Herrera. Believe me, if the Magic didn't need so many people at the point guard position, I definitely wouldn't give Cassel to you."

Dawson visibly hesitated, but soon he shook his head again.

"Horry is going to be a big part of our game for next season."

Davis knew that the price was not enough, and the Rockets were obviously tempted.

"And what about Jeff Turner?"

Jeff Turner didn't play much playing time for the Magic last season, averaging 12 points in 7 minutes per game, making him a qualified bench bandit.

Dawson directly pulled their head coach, Rudy Tomjanovich, and went aside to whisper.

After a while, Dawson came over.

"we accept!"

DeWeese and Dawson shook hands: "Happy deal!"

The draft has reached the 24th pick, and the Rockets put Chris Mills' name on it as a supplement to the position of Horry.

And this player was the player who was selected with the 22nd overall pick in his previous life.

With the No.20 fifth overall pick, the Bulls selected Corey Blunt from the University of Cincinnati.

The No.20 sixth pick, which is the last pick in the first round, is the turn of the Orlando Magic.

Davis calmly wrote a name on the paper, put it in an envelope, and handed it in.

Stern opened the envelope and announced the Orlando Magic's choice to the audience.

"The No. 20 sixth pick, the Orlando Magic, selected point guard from the University of Cincinnati - Nick Van Exel."

　call. .I finally wrote Fan Crazy. A player I like very much. He has a gorgeous style of play and a firm shot. The problem is that he can still score. If he is placed in the current era of small balls, he should achieve greater achievements, right?Because I posted it early today, the thank you list is a little less.Thank you Capybara 123, book friend 20171029125745113, Xingchen Yuanxin, Hengjun, for the recommendation tickets given by Mantou.

　　Continue to ask for recommendations and favorites~~ Speaking of which, it didn’t rise much yesterday. .crying to death~~
　　It's 84 chapters, and I finally entered the rhythm of the NBA. It's really not easy. . . .

　　


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