76 people are very interested in Mudier

Sina Sports News On March 7, Beijing time, according to Zagsblog, Emmanuel Mudier, a foreign aid of CBA Guangdong team, was considered by many NBA teams' management to be the first round of the top five rookies in this year's NBA draft conference. Larry Brown, a former NBA coach, revealed in a recent interview that the Philadelphia 76ers are interested in Moody.

Last year, Moodier did not fulfill his promise to Larry Brown, the famous coach of SMU (Southern Methodist University), but chose to play in China's CBA League. Even so, Brown still gave great support and appreciation to Moody. He believed that Moody could become the next John Wall [Weibo] 。

"I watched John and the way he grew up, and I thought Emanuel was very much like him," Brown said. In addition, he thinks that Moodier is similar to Deron Williams in some aspects.

Wall, who is 6 '4 "tall, is the No. 1 player in the NBA in 2010, while Moodier, who is 6' 5" tall, is predicted to be the top 5 rookies in this year's first round.

With the failure of Guangdong men's basketball team to win the CBA finals this year, Moodier is expected to return to the United States in the near future and start preparing for the draft conference. According to Larry Brown, he hopes that Moody will eventually play in a big city like New York, Los Angeles or Philadelphia.

"I want to help this kid. I see the Lakers [Weibo] The Knicks and 76 people have the possibility to get him. " Brown said, "I just hope he can be with some excellent people, because I think he is an extraordinary child, with incredible talent."

Brown also revealed in the interview that many NBA teams have contacted him and asked about Moodier, including the 76ers.

"They (76 people) have contacted me and asked me to give them some opinions," Brown said. "When the time comes, I'm sure everyone wants to know him."

When asked about the Knicks, who are currently at the bottom of the Eastern Conference, Larry Brown said: "They haven't (contacted me), but I believe they will. I'm sure Phil (Jackson) will try to find the best players, and he will seek help."

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