In the summer of 2019, in order to successfully acquire Big Eyebrows, the Lakers management ultimately paid a large amount of chips and assets. In addition to super rookie players such as Ingram and Ball, the Lakers also teamed up with Got his 2019 first-round pick. You must know that the Lakers' first-round pick this year was the fourth overall pick. This is a well-deserved NBA draft lottery pick. So, after receiving the NBA's first-round pick, which player did the Pelicans choose in the end, and what was the rookie's statistical performance this season?

In fact, the No. 4 first-round pick did not remain in the hands of the Pelicans in the end, because the Pelicans already had the NBA No. 1 pick in 19 years, plus the trade of Big Eyebrows In the end, the Pelicans chose to trade away the No. 4 pick for the supernova they obtained, and the trading team the Pelicans chose was the Hawks in the Eastern Division. In the end, the two teams successfully completed the deal, so the Lakers' first-round pick came to the Hawks, and the Hawks obtained the height through this lottery pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. DeAndre Hunter at 2.01 meters.

This is a pretty good forward player. In this season's NBA regular season, Hunter averaged 12.3 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game, shooting 41% from the field and 41% from the three-point field. It is 35.5%. Of course, because he is on a weak team like the Hawks, and there are super rookies like Trae Young around him, Hunter has not received much attention in the league. This NBA rookie player with the 4th overall pick basically rarely appears in various rookie player lists.

In fact, judging from the performance of the 19th rookie player in the first year of his career, Hunter is still worthy of this NBA first-round pick. After all, in addition to Zion and Morant, there are two supernovas in the 19th class. , other lottery picks have maintained comparable personal data. Overall, Hunter is considered an outstanding immediate player among the 19th class players. In the middle and late stages of the regular season this season, Hunter has become more and more adaptable to NBA games, and his data performance is getting better and better. Although Hunter does not have the potential and talent of a core cornerstone player, I believe that with continuous training and growth, he can definitely become a starting-level 3D powerful player!