They gave this year's No. 9 draw, and Livingston, got the Bucks' No. 4 draw, the Bucks' first round pick in 2011, and a future second round.

The Warriors also paid a lot of money to get Livingston, but now it means a bit cheap.

You know, this is Livingston who has not suffered any serious injuries.

The current rookie Curry is obviously not worth the price.

But West obviously valued more than Curry's value in this deal.

The draft continues.

The Kings, who were fifth pick, chose Tyrek Evans.

The Timberwolves, who ranked sixth, chose Rubio.

These two choices are the same as in history.

The Nets, who had the seventh pick, chose DeRozan.

This was because Carter was unable to keep, and then he chose Carter's successor.

The eighth pick of the Bobcats chose Harden's inside partner Jordan Hill at the University of Arizona.

This choice is somewhat similar to Houston, and the Bobcats should also be a little disappointed with former No. 1 pick Marvin Williams.

The Warriors, who had the ninth pick, should be said to be the Bucks, chose Brandon Jennings.

Like in history, Jennings went to the Bucks. It seems that his 55-point score in a single game should be settled.

But at this point, Sun Hao felt a little bit painful for the Bucks.

In history, they have sent Nowitzki once in this way, and now they have sent Curry out again.

This is much worse than the Hornets!

Houston to the west, Milwaukee to the east, has that kind of meaning.

Curry's affairs were over, and Sun Hao went out to "breathe" again.

Of course this time he went out to get some breath because he went chatting with Curry.

When Sun Hao saw Curry, the latter's confused expression reminded him of those very classic words.

Kid, do you have many question marks?

This was the same when Sun Hao was selected and then traded.

It seems that his eldest nephew not only has a similar style to his, but his experience is also very similar to his.

"Stephen, do you know a lot about the Warriors?"
Chapter completed!