The 2018 NBA Draft will kick off tomorrow, and Hupu has also updated and selected the final version of the NBA Draft prediction list. DeAndre Ayton, the powerful first-year center from the University of Arizona, continues to be at the top of the list.

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The 2018 NBA Draft will kick off tomorrow, and Hupu has also updated and selected the final version of the NBA Draft prediction list. DeAndre Ayton, the powerful first-year center from the University of Arizona, continues to be at the top of the list. - DayDayNews

Hupu News on June 21 The 2018 NBA Draft will kick off tomorrow, and Hupu has also updated and selected the final version of the NBA Draft Prediction List. DeAndre Ayton, the powerful first-year center from the University of Arizona, continues to be at the top of the list. While

predicted the rankings of the rookies, Hupu also determined the Chinese translations of these rookies.

Hupu strictly refers to the "World Name Translation Dictionary (2006 Revised Edition)" (hereinafter referred to as the dictionary) edited by the Translation Office of Xinhua News Agency when determining the translation of NBA players. It is determined by various factors such as nationality, religious belief, language situation, immigration situation and name pronunciation to ensure that the Chinese translation of each player is as accurate as possible. I would also like to express my special thanks to Hupu’s meritorious JR @三 Lie BERUS, @ Thanks to Situ Yichen and @Mavs.Ben and others for their help.

Hupu also hopes that JRs will use the following translations uniformly when discussing rookie topics in the future.

Note: "Worst prospect" is not equal to "lower limit", but refers to the highest level that the rookie is expected to reach if his development is not as expected.The 2018 NBA Draft will kick off tomorrow, and Hupu has also updated and selected the final version of the NBA Draft prediction list. DeAndre Ayton, the powerful first-year center from the University of Arizona, continues to be at the top of the list. - DayDayNews

Hupu News on June 21 The 2018 NBA Draft will kick off tomorrow, and Hupu has also updated and selected the final version of the NBA Draft Prediction List. DeAndre Ayton, the powerful first-year center from the University of Arizona, continues to be at the top of the list. While

predicted the rankings of the rookies, Hupu also determined the Chinese translations of these rookies.

Hupu strictly refers to the "World Name Translation Dictionary (2006 Revised Edition)" (hereinafter referred to as the dictionary) edited by the Translation Office of Xinhua News Agency when determining the translation of NBA players. It is determined by various factors such as nationality, religious belief, language situation, immigration situation and name pronunciation to ensure that the Chinese translation of each player is as accurate as possible. I would also like to express my special thanks to Hupu’s meritorious JR @三 Lie BERUS, @ Thanks to Situ Yichen and @Mavs.Ben and others for their help.

Hupu also hopes that JRs will use the following translations uniformly when discussing rookie topics in the future.

Note: "Worst prospect" is not equal to "lower limit", but refers to the highest level that the rookie is expected to reach if his development is not as expected.

2018 rookie prediction ranking:

No. 1 pick: The Phoenix Suns selected DeAndre Ayton (DeAndre Ayton), from the University of Arizona, center, best template David Robinson, worst prospect Jermaine O'Neal

No. 2 pick: The Sacramento Kings selected Luka Doncic (Luka Doncic), from Slovenia, shooting guard/small forward, best template Joe Johnson, worst prospect Tyreke Evans

3rd pick: Atlanta Hawks selected Ma Marvin Bagley III, from Duke University, power forward, best template Chris Bosh, worst prospect Julius Randle

No. 4 pick: Memphis Grizzlies select Jr. Jaren Jackson (Jaren Jackson Jr.), from Michigan State University, power forward, best template Myles Turner, worst prospect Noah Vonleh

No. 5 overall pick: Selected by the Dallas Mavericks Mohamed Bamba, from the University of Texas, center, best model Rudy Gobert, worst prospect Samuel Dalembert

No. 6 pick: Orlando Magic selection Trae Young, from the University of Oklahoma, point guard, best model for Stephen Curry, worst prospect Aaron Brooks

No. 7 pick: Chicago Bulls select Michael Porter ( Micheal Porter Jr., from the University of Missouri, small forward, best template Paul George, worst prospect Danilo Gallinari

No. 8 pick: Cleveland Cavaliers select Collin Sexton ), from the University of Alabama, point guard/shooting guard, best template Eric Bledsoe, worst prospect Terry Rozier

9th pick: New York Knicks select Kevin -Kevin Knox, from the University of Kentucky, small forward/power forward, best template Tobias Harris, worst prospectKelly Oubre

No. 10 pick: Philadelphia 76ers selection Mikal Bridges (Mikal Bridges), from Villanova University, shooting guard/small forward, best template Otto Porter, worst prospect Danny Green

No. 11 pick: Charlotte Hornets selection Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, from the University of Kentucky, point guard/shooting guard, best template Jrue Holiday , worst prospect Delon- Wright

No. 12: The Los Angeles Clippers selected Wendell Carter Jr., from Duke University, power forward/center, best template Al Horford, worst prospect Greg - Monroe

No. 13 pick: The Los Angeles Clippers select Robert Williams (Robert Williams), from Texas A&M University, power forward/center, best template Theo Ratliff, worst prospect Ste Romel Swift

No. 14 pick: The Denver Nuggets selected Miles Bridges (Miles Bridges), from Michigan State University, small forward/power forward, the best template Aaron -Gordon, worst prospect Justise Winslow

No. 15: Washington Wizards select Jerome Robinson, from Boston College, shooting guard/point guard, best template Jamal Crawford, worst prospect Austin Rivers

No. 16 pick: Phoenix Suns select Zhaire Smith (Zhaire Smith, from Texas Tech University, shooting guard, most Best template Avery Bradley , worst prospect Norman Powell

No. 17 pick: Milwaukee Bucks select Lonnie Walker, from the University of Miami, shooting guard, best template Ben Gordon, worst prospect Iman Shumpert

No. 18: San Antonio Spurs select Troy Brown, from the University of Oregon, small forward/shooting guard, best template Andre- Iguodala, Worst Prospect DeAndre Bembry

No. 19: The Atlanta Hawks select Donte DiVincenzo, shooting guard from Villanova University, the most Best model Courtney Lee, worst prospect Tomas Satoransky

No. 20 pick: Minnesota Timberwolves select Kevin Huerter, from the University of Maryland, shooting guard, best Template Evan Fournier, worst prospect RJ Hunter

No. 21 pick: Utah Jazz selects Aaron Holiday, from UCLA, point guard, best template special Ray Burke, Worst Prospect Quinn Cook

No. 22: Chicago Bulls select Keita Bates-Diop, Ohio State, small forward/power forward, most Best model Bobby Simmons, worst prospect Al-Farouq Aminu

No. 23 pick: Indiana Pacers select Elie Okobo (Elie Okobo), from France, ball handler Guard/shooting guard, best template D'Angelo Russell , worst prospect Delonte West

No. 24 pick: Portland Trail Blazers select Dzanan Musa ), from Bosnia and Herzegovina, small forward/shooting guard, best template Bogdan Bogdanovic, worst prospect Furkan Korkmaz

No. 25 pick: Los Angeles Lakers select Mitch Mitchell Robinson, skipped college and entered the draft directly, center, best template Hassan Whiteside, worst prospect Dwayne Dedmon

No. 26 pick: Philadelphia 76ers selected Grayson Ah Grayson Allen, from Duke University, shooting guard, best template Bob- Sula , worst prospect Joe-Harris

No. 27 pick: Boston Celtics selection Bruce- Brown (Bruce Brown), from the University of Miami, shooting guard, best template Doug Christie, worst prospect Wade Baldwin

No. 28: Golden State Warriors select Gary Trent Jr. .), from Duke University, shooting guard, best template Buddy Hield, worst prospect Wayne Ellington

No. 29 pick: Brooklyn Nets select Chandler Hutchison ( Chandler Hutchison), from Boise State, small forward/shooting guard, best template Eddie Jones, worst prospect Landry Fields

No. 30 pick: Atlanta Hawks select Omari Speier Omari Spellman, from Villanova University, power forward/center, best template Robert Horry, worst prospect Adrian Payne

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