As we all know, high picks represent high potential. As the top three picks, they will become excellent stars without any accidents. However, such "common sense" has not appeared on Warriors second pick Wiseman . It has to be said that the bad luck of the Warriors this season may be closely related to Wiseman. Although the Warriors' important rotation of Peyton, Porter and others left one after another, Wiseman, who came on the bench as a substitute, averaged 13.4 minutes of playing time, has not yet found a way to help the team.
So far this season, Wiseman averaged 7.6 points and 3.8 rebounds per game, with a shooting percentage of 59.6%. As a 2.13-meter center, he averaged 3.8 rebounds per game and was even worse than some guard players. In today's game, Wiseman played 9 and a half points, made 1 of 3 shots, and only scored 2 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 interruption. He made 3 fouls, plus and minus value -9. In the third quarter, Wiseman, who was 213cm, was snatched the rebound from the head by Kevin Harris, who was 198cm, and was beaten into two plus one by Harris. Wiseman smashed the ball to vent his emotions and ate the T. He was replaced by Cole and never got a chance to play again.
And according to statistics, Wiseman has played a total of 48 games so far in his career, and in 36 of them he has a plus or negative value of 0 or negative value. Although Wiseman has only played 48 games in his career, this is his third year for the Warriors. Although he cannot play in the NBA main game due to injury, at least Wiseman often participates in the team's practice games and development league games, and he will not have no experience in the game.
The most amazing thing is that Wiseman seems to have a loss BUFF. Whenever the Warriors send Wiseman to the court, the whole team will immediately offense and power outage, and after 3-4 offensive rounds, the opponent will start chasing points. Some fans also joked that Wiseman has the ability to motivate the opponent to score. Although this is just a joke, it also indirectly shows that Wiseman does not have the ability to help the team win.
Although Wiseman is only 21 years old and is regarded by the Warriors as one of the cores of the future, he has not made any progress on both ends of offense and defense. If he cannot even provide rebound protection, it makes people wonder whether the Warriors are still worthy of his efforts. Should the Warriors cash out at a high position before Wiseman fully realizes his "talent"? To avoid the embarrassing situation where he ends up rotting in his hands, I wonder how you think about this? Welcome to express your opinions.
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