The Eastern Conference weak team s vision was criticized, and the Lakers won Kobe. The Clippers lost all the game in one move.

Among the 30 teams in the league, the Charlotte Hornets have a low presence. In addition to their poor record, the Hornets have not had many top superstars in recent years, so they are naturally transparent. In fact, compared with other leagues, the reason why the NBA is more successful is because it has a mature draft mechanism to narrow the strength gap between each team as much as possible.

However, even though the Hornets in the weak team of the Eastern Conference have won many high picks, they are hard to describe the ability to cultivate new players. Now the Hornets' draft vision has been criticized by the media again. The latter posted a picture saying that the Hornets won Kobe Bryant. At the same time, the Thunder core Alexander was first sent to the Clippers by the Hornets.

Speaking of Kobe Bryant, this story is widely known. At that time, he was a high school player. The Lakers tried to exchange the No. 13 draw for the first round, and the Hornets naturally chose to agree. Of course, no one would have thought that Kobe Bryant would be so powerful and would become an MVP-level facade in the future. This is more of a Lakers' keen eye for recognition, while the Hornets seem a little unfair.

The key has been that there are too many wrong options in the past few years. For example, in 2018, they originally got Alexander, but they were easily sent to the Clippers. In his rookie season, Alexander became a starter above average level, but the Clippers accidentally lost all the game, because in the offseason that year, in order to exchange for Paul George and attract Kawhi Leonard to join, the Clippers tied Alexander with multiple draft picks and sent them to the Thunder together. Now that six years have passed, the Clippers have never reached the finals, the Thunder have become the hottest team, and even their age structure and salary space are very healthy.

Of course, the Clippers' performance is not bad, so the Hornets are laughable. They have been at the end of the league over the years, and even if they draw a large number of high-ranking draft picks, their record has not improved much. The Hornets' talent now looks pretty good, but from the team's core LaMelo Ball to the deputy Brandon Miller and Mark Williams, there are some potential for injury, while Miles Bridges is affected by off-court factors. What's more, the Hornets' lineup depth has been average over the years. The entire team basically relies on a few main players to conquer the world. If one or two of them are absent, their combat effectiveness will be greatly reduced and even appear vulnerable. This year, the Hornets won the No. 4 signing again, and it seems that there are more potential stocks, but I don’t know if the results can improve.