How many points did Bane score when he went 5 for 13 in two games? Is the Magic s 7 for 1 for 4 in the first round worth it? Many GMs in the league are wrong?

On October 11, in the NBA preseason, Desmond Bane played his second game for the Orlando Magic. As the team's starting No. 2, he played 21 minutes and 20 seconds in this game, making 2 of 6, 0 of 2 three-pointers, 8 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block and 2 turnovers. His shooting percentage was 33.3%, his true shooting percentage was 51.5%, and his plus-minus value was +4.

In his debut on October 5, Bain made 3 of 7 shots, 1 of 3 three-pointers, 9 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 turnover in 14 minutes. The total of the two games was 5 of 13, 1 of 5 three-pointers, a shooting percentage of 38.4%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 20%. How much should this performance be scored?

Desmond Bane is regarded by the Magic as a star who can change the team's offensive level. This summer, the Magic used Pope, Cole Anthony, 4 first-round picks, and a first-round swap to acquire Bane from the Grizzlies.

Details of the first round pick: No. 16 in the first round in 2025, unprotected first round in 2026, unprotected first round in 2028, unprotected first round in 2030, first round swap rights in 2029 (only the first two are protected). [The first-round pick in 2026 will come from the Suns or Wizards, whichever is higher]

Bane, as a pitcher who has not even entered the All-Stars, actually exchanged 4 first-round picks + 1 first-round swap right, but he did not perform as Magic fans hoped in the two games. His performance will definitely not reach the passing line, but we should not argue, after all, his arrival has made the inside of Xiaoka It’s easier

Last season, Bane averaged 32 minutes per game, 19.2 points, 6.1 rebounds, 5.3 assists, 1.2 steals, 0.4 blocks, and a shooting percentage of 48.4%. The three-point shooting percentage is 39.2%. He was ranked 39th among the league's top 100 stars by ESPN. Wagner Jr. was only 32nd, so Bain must still have some hard power, but he has not yet fully integrated into the team when he first joined the team.

A day ago, Bane ranked first with 17% of the votes for the most undervalued signing among the 30 GMs in the league, and the Magic, the team that improved the most in the 25-26 season, also ranked first with 47% of the votes. Did so many GMs also miss the mark? Bane may just be a little tight. He can fail in the first two games, but whether he is worth four first-round picks remains to be seen.