Hate three goals! Refuse to try! NBA rookies don t want to go to the Hornets

There are only 4 days left before the draft (June 26), and the trial training of each team has basically ended. The Hornets holding the No. 4 draw have been very embarrassed recently, but they want to choose the player but don’t come to try out. This is the thing, NBA reporter Mike Lacett revealed: At least one lottery pick refused to go to the Hornets for a trial because he hated three goals.

According to NBA reporter Zach Lowe, "Many NBA agents revealed that they are unwilling to partner with three goals for their clients. They are not sure whether the Hornets are suitable for these players." In the 2024 draft, the Hornets had the No. 6 pick. At that time, rookies such as Shepard, Castle, Dillingham, and Topic also refused to go to the Hornets for a tryout.

Of course, there are also popular rookies who don't hate three goals and have tried out for the Hornets, including VJ Edgecom, who was born on July 30, 2005, is 1.93 meters tall and has a wingspan of 2.02 meters. This season, averaging 15 points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 2.1 steals and 1.9 turnovers per game at Baylor University, with three shooting percentages: 43.6%, 34%, 78.2%.

Why don't these rookies want to go to the Hornets? Don't want to partner with the three balls? In fact, many fans can understand: The Hornets have been playing badly all year round and cannot see any hope of rising, and there is no chance to compete in the playoffs in this team. In addition, three balls occupy a large amount of ball rights, which to a certain extent will also affect the growth of other young teammates.

In the regular season of this season, the Hornets ranked third from the bottom with 19 wins and 63 losses, and both have a 14% chance of winning the No. 1 pick with the Wizards and Jazz, but none of these three teams were able to draw the top three picks. In recent seasons, the NBA has been suppressing teams. Since the lottery draw was reorganized in 2019, the team with the worst record has not yet won the No. 1 pick.

So if the Hornets play badly for a few more years, they may not be able to win the No. 1 pick. During this offseason, Ball said in a podcast: "I hope the Hornets will pick Dylan Harper and then trade their brother three goals to the Clippers." Dylan Harper is the biggest favorite at the second place and he will not fall to the fourth pick. Furthermore, the Clippers may not want three goals.

The small card played and stopped, plus a "Glass Man" three goals, the Clippers cannot even guarantee their regular season record. In the past three seasons, three goals have only played 105 regular season games in total, earning $54.67 million in salary, and an average of $520,000 in one game. The three-goal contract is $230 million in five years and will expire in the summer of 2029.

played 47 regular season games in three goals this season, with the highest attendance rate in the past three years. He averaged 32 minutes per game, scored 25.2 points, 4.9 rebounds, 7.4 assists, 1.1 steals, 3.6 turnovers, and made three shooting percentages: 40.5%, 33.9%, and 84.3%. Both shooting and three-point shooting percentage were career lows, and they averaged three-point shooting per game tied for the league with Curry.

The round share of three goals is 34.2%, tied for Embiid in the league, second only to Antetokounmpo (34.6%). The real hit rate is 53.6%, ranking only 287th in the league, at the same level as Vincent. NBA reporter Sam Amico revealed that Brandon Miller is the Hornets' only non-sale product, and the three balls may be traded by the Hornets.

The last question: Do you think three goals are the boss of the NBA's best team?