The trial training arrangement of 76ers! Rutgers forward star is sure to miss the top three picks?

According to a joint report by ESPN reporter Jonathan Givony and Shams Charania, Rutgers freshman star forward Ace Bailey has canceled the previously arranged trial in Philadelphia 76ers. Subsequently, Philadelphia local media PHLY_Sports reporter Kyle Neubeck updated his social media account, and he also talked about the situation of Bailey's cancellation of the trial.

Neubeck said: Bailey's cancellation of this trial is a very rare situation even by the series of "weird operations" standards experienced by the 76ers in the past. Everything for the next two days was arranged, including flights, hotels, dinners, etc., and they were all ready. As a result, he temporarily canceled all of this under this situation. I guess there will definitely be many topics tomorrow that are worth a good talk! Born in August 2006, Pele is 18 years old and is a forward player with excellent physical talent and athleticism and great potential. According to data from the previous joint trial physical test, Bailey's bare feet are 201.9cm in height, wingspan is 214.6cm, standing height is 271.8cm, and weight is 92kg. In the NCAA game this season, Pele played a total of 30 games, averaging 33.4 minutes per game, averaging 17.6 points, 7.2 rebounds (2.1 frontcourt rebounds), 1.3 assists, 1 steal and 1.3 blocks, 2 turnovers and 2.8 fouls, shooting percentage of 46% (6.8/14.7), three-point shooting percentage of 34.6% (1.6/4.5), and free throw shooting percentage of 69.2% (2.5/3.6). Pele's performance this season is actually quite good. He has also shown comprehensive personal abilities. His performance on both offense and defense actually has certain highlights. But on the other hand, Pele is also a low-maturity player, and he also needs more trust and support to display all his talents.

We really don't understand Bailey's series of operations. There was news before that Pele was not interested in joining the 76ers with the Tanhua lottery and the Utah Jazz who held the fifth pick in the first round. He hoped to join a team that would give him enough playing time or even guarantee his starting position. It is also because of Bailey's picky behavior that his draft market seems to be declining continuously. The question now is, we don't know if Bailey has received a promise from the Charlotte Hornets with the No. 4 draw or the Washington Wizards with the No. 6 draw. According to his series of flirting operations against the 76ers, he has basically fallen out of the top 3 picks. If the Hornets don't choose him and the Wizards don't choose him, we don't know where he will fall next. Then the question is, what is the intention of Bailey's operation?