The 13+6 guard seems to refuse the Rockets. He doesn't want to be a substitute. Is the Spurs the best choice?

Although it is a draft year, it is obvious that these new stars can make two-way choices with NBA teams. This year's rookies are in a state of chaos. Two French players are in the best market, but they are not so stable. The players behind them are quite close.

Now Stephen Castle, a popular rookie guard, seems to have declined the Rockets and other teams. It is reported that Stephen Castle is very confident in himself, and he does not want to be a substitute. And those teams that have starting point guards will certainly not reuse Stephen Castle from the beginning. From the perspective of personal career development, players certainly hope to join a team that can give them enough opportunities.

During the crazy three championships, Stephen Castle was very eye-catching. He could get 12.5 points and 5.7 rebounds per game, with an overall shooting rate of nearly 50%, but his outside shooting was a little poor, with a three-point shooting rate of only 22.2%. However, the strength of the University of Connecticut is strong. Stephen Castle and his teammates worked together to help Connecticut win the NCAA championship and successfully defend its title. From the current market situation, Stephen Castle basically locked in the top ten, but he performed well during the joint trial training, especially the three-point shooting rate of 72%, ranking first among all rookies, which may make his market rise straightly.

Although the Rockets have obtained the exploratory draw, there is a downward operation. In theory, it is also possible to obtain Stephen Castle by exchanging the exploratory draw for the draft right and other assets. But now his comments make it impossible for the Rockets to consider Stephen Castle. After all, with Fred van Fulit and Amen Thompson in the backcourt, it is difficult to provide Stephen Castle with starting positions and opportunities. Forced selection is difficult to focus on training, and the players will complain. The Charlotte Hornets, Portland Trailblazers and Memphis Grizzlies are also facing similar problems. They have Ramelo Bauer, Anfany Simmons and Jia Morant respectively. It is very unlikely that these teams want to give up their original core and help Stephen Castle at the beginning.

In the first few teams, the most lack of guards are the Wizards and the Spurs. The former holds the title tag, and it is almost impossible to choose Stephen Castle. The Spurs are obviously his best choice. Because Stephen Castle is in the right position, he may be selected by the Spurs, and the latter does need guards, so the two sides will look very in tune.