In the wee hours of the morning, the NBA's official website announced the latest rookie list, which has changed a lot. Chet overtook Wembanyama to reach the top, Jaime jumped to third and Podemski moved up to seventh.
Chet Holmgren was finally recognized, and although he was the second leader of the Thunder, Chet's performance was outstanding, and it would not be a surprise if he won the rookie of the season.
Wembanyama came in second, Spurs expected too much from Wemban, and the boss's training plan had little effect, and Wembanyama needed time to adapt to the system.
The Heat's No. 18 pick Jaime Harks Jr. is third, Jaime Jr. has a superior overall view, and its top ball quotient has brought great help to the Heat, and I have to say that Spo's rookie training is really a must.
Hornets star Brandon Miller dropped to fourth, LaMelo Ball was injured, and Miller couldn't carry the team in the short term, but he gradually cashed in on his individual talent.
The Mavericks No. 12 show Lively fifth, Lively can be called the Mavericks' draft masterpiece in recent years, although he is a first-year rookie, but the "little boxer" has become famous in the league.
The 6-10 rookies are: Pistons No. 5 pick Osar Thompson, Warriors No. 19 pick Blandin Podzemski, Jazz No. 16 pick Kiangette George, Wizards No. 7 pick Bilal Koulibaly, and Trail Blazers scout Scout Henderson.
Podemsky was dazzling on the Golden State stage, and was nicknamed "Little Demon Knife". Sister Bo is agile and elegant, with a strong ability to read the game, and the future of the warriors is guarded by him.