Rutgers star is full of confidence in the market: The 76ers Hornets don t choose him, the Pelicans Nets will also choose him

According to Jonathan Givony, a well-known ESPN draft reporter, the team of Ace Bailey, a popular rookie in this year's NBA draft, seems to be full of confidence in his market in this year's NBA draft. In their opinion, if the Philadelphia 76ers or the Charlotte Hornets decide to give up, then there are also the Washington Wizards, the New Orleans Pelicans or the Brooklyn Nets, the team will always get him through upward trading. Givony also added that the Pele team hopes that he can have a clear star path, that he needs to ensure stable playing time and get enough opportunities in the team he plays for.

According to previous Givony news, Bailey canceled the already arranged trial plan for the 76ers. Even though the 76ers had arranged flights, hotels, dinners and other matters, and the two sides had finalized the trial training plan early, Bailey unilaterally canceled the trial training arrangement. The operation of Bailey's team also made the 76ers feel a little puzzled, and it can even be said to be a situation that has never been encountered before. According to ClutchPoints reporter Brett Siegel, Pele had confirmed that he would not meet with any team before the NBA draft on June 26. Born in August 2006, Pele is 18 years old and is a forward player with excellent physical talent and athleticism and great potential. According to data from the previous joint trial physical test, Bailey's bare feet are 201.9cm in height, wingspan is 214.6cm, standing height is 271.8cm, and weight is 92kg. In the NCAA game this season, Pele played a total of 30 games, averaging 33.4 minutes per game, averaging 17.6 points, 7.2 rebounds (2.1 frontcourt rebounds), 1.3 assists, 1 steal and 1.3 blocks, 2 turnovers and 2.8 fouls, shooting percentage of 46% (6.8/14.7), three-point shooting percentage of 34.6% (1.6/4.5), and free throw shooting percentage of 69.2% (2.5/3.6).

Pelle has performed well this season. He also played dazzling data. He seems to have rich offensive methods and comprehensive scoring abilities on the offensive end. He can also use his advantages in physical talent and athletic ability to create threats to his opponents on the defensive end. He has the opportunity to grow into an all-round forward player with both offense and defense. The problem is that Bailey's series of operations before the draft were too weird. It is really unprofessional to not conduct trial training for any team, or even lose the already arranged trial training plan. Any team that is interested in him will hesitate to choose him after seeing his performance like this. The self-death has led to a decline in the draft market. We don’t know what Pele’s series of operations are for?