The mistakes of the draft night: Bailey sits on 5 and 6, the Sun show wears a rocket cap, the Timberwolves miss the No. 16 show

On June 26, the highly-watched draft successfully held the first round of 30 drafts. On this crazy draft night, three unexpected situations appeared: Bailey lost to become the No. 5 pick because he was looking forward to being selected by the Wizards in the 6th pick; Maruach, the No. 10 pick selected by the Suns, had to wear a Rockets hat; The Timberwolves intended to play No. 16 pick Yang Hansen, but was intercepted by the Trail Blazers.

1. Bailey chose the first pick at the top, but was extremely disappointed. Before the draft began, Bailey was regarded as the third best rookie, but rejected all other teams except for participating in the Wizards trial. Bailey was waiting for the Wizards' No. 6 draw, but unexpectedly he was selected by the Jazz's fifth pick. Bailey's face was written on the stage: Lost. It is worth mentioning that before the draft, Pele refused the team's trial of the 3-5 draw, namely: 76ers, Hornets and Jazz.

2. The Suns selected the No. 10 pick, but had to wear a Rockets hat. The Suns selected Maruac, who was 218cm with the No. 10 draw. The young man was moved and tears were shed on the spot, but he had to wear the Rockets hat. Because the Rockets 8-for-1 trade Suns Durant is effective on July 7, the Suns 10 pick must have to wear the Rockets cap.

3. The Timberwolves scored the No. 16 show, but was intercepted. When Chinese player Yang Hansen was selected by the Trail Blazers with the No. 16 draw, not only domestic fans were surprised, but even Yang Hansen himself was surprised and at a loss. What surprised us even more was that the Timberwolves management was stunned and at a loss for a moment. It is said that they wanted to choose Yang Hansen with the No. 17 sign.

Belle, Maruach and Yang Hansen experienced different choices on the draft night. Whether it was liked or not, the raw rice had been cooked. The road is at your feet, and how far you can go in the future depends on their own abilities. Come on, Yang Hansen!