The Warriors are out of sight! US media reorders the 20-year NBA lottery show: No. 1 pick remains unchanged + Harry soars to the top

The Warriors are out of sight! As the new season is approaching, US media "Fansided" has warmed up and re-scheduled the 2020 NBA lottery show, with the No. 1 pick remaining unchanged, and Halliburton soaring to the second place.

5th pick: Three Goals (formerly Tanhua)

If you only look at the talent and average game data, Three Goals are still the undisputed top three candidates in the 20th, and even one of the top defenders in the current service.

So far in his career, he averaged 21 points, 6 rebounds, 7.4 assists per game in three games. At the same time, he played the absolute core of the Hornets, delivered a gorgeous on-field performance, becoming one of the most popular new stars in the new generation of the United States.

However, the three-goal injury problem is too serious, with the attendance rate in the past three seasons being only 42.6%. At the same time, there are huge problems in his shooting choice, offensive efficiency, and defensive motivation, which has caused him to fall to fifth.

4: Bain (formerly No. 30)

As the original No. 30 pick, Bain's short wingspan made him not optimistic in the draft, but after entering the NBA, Bain proved himself to be a real winner.

After the Grizzlies grew up for several seasons, the Magic spent 4 first-round picks and one first-round swap bet to get Bain, hoping that the latter can become the last puzzle for the team to compete for the championship in the new season.

The Magic are so optimistic about Bain because the latter is one of the best high-producing three-point shooters in active service, with a career three-point shooting percentage of up to 41%. He is also a reliable second organizer and offensive creator, which makes him get a higher ranking when the star is less than three goals.

Tanhua Show: After Maxi (21st Show)

entered the league, Maxi quickly grew into a reliable 20+ scorer next to Embiid, and made great progress in organizational skills during his partner Harden.

More importantly, Maxi not only showed comprehensive scoring methods in the regular season, but also completed self-provement after Embiid was absent in the 24-year playoffs, averaging 29.8 points per game.

As Embiid suffers from injuries, George is unable to stay healthy for a long time. In the future, Maxi has the hope of further improving the star level and becoming the real leader of the 76ers.

No. 1 pick: Halliburton (formerly No. 12 pick)

Halliburton is a late-achieving star. After being selected by the Kings, Halliburton played a blue-collar role most of the time and had to wait for an opportunity behind Fox.

It was not until the King and the Pacers completed a win-win swap deal around Halliburton and Sabonis Jr. that Halliburton's career entered the fast lane and completely grew into one of the best organizers in service under Carlisle.

Even though he suffered from injuries, it could not conceal Halliburton's performance in the 24-25 season, especially a series of big hearts at critical moments, which allowed him to accelerate his entry into the ranks of superstars.

No. 1 pick: Edwards (formerly No. 1 pick)

Edwards is the only player in the top three in the 20th class with unchanged rankings. He still occupies the No. 1 pick. He is also the undisputed No. 1 pick.

Edwards will be the No. 1 pick in terms of team record, star level, personal data performance, or future development.

Under his leadership, the Timberwolves entered the Western Conference Finals for two consecutive years, making great progress in three-point shooting in the 24-25 season, becoming the number one in three-point shooting. If the decision-making ability during the ball-holding organization can be further improved, Edwards has the hope of becoming the next appearance figure in the United States.

The rest are ranked as follows (the original ranking is in brackets)

6-10: Avdia (9), McDaniels (28), Nesmith (14), Prichard (26) and Wassel (11);

11-14: Quickley (25), Stewart (16), Okongu (6) and Topin (8).

It is not difficult to see from the specific reselected lottery list that the Warriors who selected Wiseman with the second pick are undoubtedly the biggest loser in the 2020 draft.