Previously, many simulated draft websites thought that the Warriors would choose Wiseman or Sanqiu. However, according to sources, the Warriors will only choose them for other teams in the process of trading draft picks.
The San Francisco Chronicle also listed five players they thought the Warriors might choose: anthony edwards (shooting guard), Deni Afdia (small forward), Isaac Okoro (swingman), Obi Toping (power forward) and Trass halliburton (point guard).
This year's draft was originally scheduled to be held on June 25th, local time, but it is expected to be postponed to July or August due to the suspension of NBA. At present, warriors, knights and timberwolves all have a 14% probability of winning the first prize.
Edwards from the University of Georgia announced his participation in the 2020 draft at the end of last month. Once the warrior wins the first prize, he has a great chance to join hands with the splash brothers! Edwards said in an interview: "There is no doubt that I should be the first scholar, and my physical quality has reached that level."
An NBA scout said, "I think he is a popular candidate for the top spot." Edwards has enough height and strength in his position and good shooting ability, and can also create shooting opportunities for others. His defense is also very bright, which can affect the game at both ends of the offense and defense. He has the potential to be a super giant in the future. "
So far this season, Edwards has played 3 1 game, averaging 32.8 minutes, and can get 19.5 points, 5.3 rebounds and 2.8 assists 1.4 steals. He once 13 played more than 20 games and played more than 30 games, becoming a star among the stars.
Edwards 200 1 was born in Atlanta. 19 years old, height 1.96m, weight 102kg, serving as a shooting guard. In the unfinished freshman season, Edwards showed his talents to the fullest.
Edwards has a sharp breakthrough and strong ability to kill at the basket.
Not to mention his unparalleled physical fitness, this amazing dunk can compete for the best dunk in NCAA this year!
After the fast break pass, I split the buckle with one hand, just two words: brutality! This is simply a guard version of Zion!
He also has a steady three-pointer, dribbling and hitting directly!
Take a step back and shoot in the other direction, and the defender is directly desperate.
Look at this diagonal pass, Edwards' pass still has a lot of room to dig.
Edwards' idols are Wade and Oladipo, and many media also regard Audi as his professional template. Look at this breakthrough layup, is it similar to the two predecessors?
When he was a child, Edwards often played ball with his brothers in his grandmother's backyard. Watching him gallop on the court, Edwards' father nicknamed him "Ant Man".
In 20 15, Edwards' mother and grandmother died of cancer one after another, and basketball became the best partner of this 14 year old boy.
After that, Edwards chose to wear number 5 to commemorate the two most important women in his life (both died on number 5). He always remembers what his grandmother taught him to "face everything with a smile" and fulfill his basketball talent step by step.
In the last season of high school, Edwards averaged 29 points, 9 rebounds and 2 assists per game, and was listed as a five-star high school student and the top five in the same session by many media, ranking first in 247sports.
Seeing Edwards' outstanding performance and unquestionable talent, many famous basketball schools, including Kansas, Kentucky and North Carolina, invited him.
After careful consideration, Edwards finally chose his hometown team, the University of Georgia: "It is extraordinary to fight for the family in the audience and the hometown in the chest."
In his first game for the University of Georgia, Edwards scored 24 points, 9 rebounds and 4 steals, becoming the player with the highest score on his debut after NBA famous player dominique wilkins.
Edwards is a real scoring machine. 2019165438+1On October 27th, he scored 37 points, 6 rebounds, 4 steals and 3 blocks against Michigan State University, including 33 points in the second half.
Tom Klein, the coach of the University of Georgia, has coached Wade and Oladipo. He praised Edwards: "His strength and explosiveness are very rare at this age, and his athletic ability even exceeds Wade and Oladipo of the same age."
Edwards is never complacent. He often appears in the arena at 7 am or even midnight to train his body and polish his skills.
Edwards reached an agreement with his younger brother that he would never stop playing, because this must be what his mother and grandmother wanted to see.