Quand we are talking about the draft, we mainly focus on the teams that have the first choices. But at the end of the first round, the regulars of the playoffs must also find something to strengthen. This year, a player seems to panic all the favorites!
What could be more exciting as you approach a draft than looking at the best prospects and imagining the best destinations for them? What will Wolves do with the first pick? Will the Warriors dare to select LaMelo Ball, or will they rely on the magnificent workout of a prospect who captivated them ?
All these questions are obviously fascinating, but they are not the only ones to be asked a few weeks before the draft. Far from the excitement that accompanies the first places, the favorites will also have to find how to strengthen themselves and how to rejuvenate their workforce, by selecting players ready to contribute quickly.
And in recent days, a name is often associated with that of the contenders for the title. According to Jonathan Wasserman, draft expert for Bleacher Report, the Lakers, Bucks, and Sixers would be strongly interested in a trigger. A 3-point specialist is never too many in a squad!
The Los Angeles Lakers, Milwaukee Bucks and Philadelphia 76ers are among teams interested in Tyrell Terry, per @NBADraftWass pic.twitter.com/5l6MWgs5dA
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According to Bleacher Report specialist Jonathan Wasserman, the Lakers, Bucks, and Sixers are among the teams interested in Tyrell Terry.
Why this sudden renewed interest in the former Stanford player? For the simple reason that he grew physically within a few months. Listed at 1m88 and 72 kilos by his university last season, the combo guard was measured by the league at 1m91 and 79 kilos.
While his offensive talent has never been in doubt, teams now know he won’t suffer too much in defense. And by the time of the resumption, it has time to thicken even a little.
According to mock drafts, the Stanford combo guard is announced between 20th and 30th place. According to any likelihood, he should land at a regular in the playoffs, where he will have a real role to play out of the bench.
