The highly anticipated 2011 NBA Draft was held at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, and despite the crisis of the league shutdown, teams are still enthusiastic about the draft, especially the Cavaliers, who are determined to rebuild. Although Chen Shu didn't think that he would be chosen, there would always be a trace of luck in his heart, after all, his strength was still obvious to all. So Chen Shu is still paying attention to this draft.

After the opening remarks of league CEO Stern, the Cavaliers with the No. 1 pick also had the No. 4 pick in the first round, and after five minutes of deliberation, they submitted their selection.

The Cavaliers still selected the most all-round player in this rookie, point guard Kyrie Irving from Duke University. As a pure point guard, Irving has the best skills, speed, and awareness, and has the style of "Smiling Assassin" Isaiah Thomas, and has the potential to become the new savior of Cleveland.

The Timberwolves selected University of Arizona forward Derrick Williams with the second pick, and he had a breakout season last season that boosted his draft prospects.

With the third pick, the Jazz opted for the interior, and they picked out Turkish prodigy Ennis Kanter, who was suspended by the NCAA Commission last season for alleged admissions violations at the University of Kentucky and did not play a game.

At the beginning of the 4th pick, the upset appeared, and the Cavaliers chose the University of Texas forward Tristan Thompson, which most people did not expect, and Thompson also became the highest-ranked Canadian-born player in NBA draft history.

The Raptors, who were the fifth pick, selected Juunas Valans, a big man from Lithuania.

The 6th pick of the Wizards chose Jane Wesley, the "Little Yi Jianlian" from the Czech Republic, and Wisley kissed his girlfriend passionately on the spot, causing a lot of heckling from the fans.

The 7th pick in the Kwan's choice was made by the Republic of Congo's Bismack Bjorber, a deal given to the Bobcats, and it seems that this draft will be a collective explosion of international players.

And our protagonist, who is also an international player, is still huddled in his corner, trembling and waiting for the judgment of fate.

The 8th pick of the Pistons chose the University of Kentucky point guard Brandon Knight, Knight is also another excellent point guard trained by the famous coach Calipari, Rose, Evans, and Wall are his senior brothers.

The Bobcats, who were the ninth pick, selected last season's NCAA champion, Kemba Walker from the University of Connecticut.

The 10th pick of the Bucks selected NCAA star Jimmo Fredett from Brigham Young University, who won every individual accolade last season, including the Wooden Award, the Naismith Award, the All-American College Player, and the All-NBA All-NBA Team. However, the pick had already been traded to the Kings in a previous trade, so Fredt would play for the Kings.

The 11th pick of the Warriors chose Klay Thompson, and the new Warriors coach Mark Jackson said he was bullish on Thompson.

The 12th pick of the Jazz selected Colorado University point guard Alex Burks.

The Suns, who were the 13th pick, selected Markieff Morris, the older of the University of Kansas twins, and then the Rockets selected younger brother Marcus Morris with the 14th pick.

15. Pacers Kawhi Leonard San Diego State small forward

16. 76ers Nikola Usevich USC power forward/center

17. Knicks Iman Schupett point guard at Georgia Technical College

18. Wizards Chris Singleton University of Florida forward

19. Bobcats Tabias Harris University of Tennessee small forward

20, Timberwolves Donates Motai Yunas Lithuanian power forward

21. Trail Blazers Nolan Smith Duke University point guard/shooting guard

22. Nuggets Cones-Farred Mordmore State University power forward

23. Rocket Nikola Milotic Montenegro small forward/big forward

24. Thunder Reggie Jackson Boston University point guard/point guard

25. Celtics Marchand-Brooks Providence College Guard/Forward

26. Maverick Jordan Hamilton University of Texas Scoring Guard/Small Forward

27. Nets Juan Johnson, Purdue University power forward

28. Bulls Norris Cole Clevelland State University guard

29. Spurs Corey Joseph University of Texas

30. Bulls Jimmy ButlerMarquette University small forward

After the first round, Adam Shaw, vice president of the league, presided over the second round of the draft

31. Heat Bogdanovic Croatia small forward

32. Cavaliers Justin Harper Richmond University power forward

33. Pistons Kyle Singhal Duke University small forward

34. Wizards Shervin McButler college point guard

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56. Lakers Chuck Udaibure-MaduamNigeria center

57. Maverick Tanguy-Nugom Congo Forward

58. Lakers Art-Mayock Connecticut State power forward

59. Spurs Adam Hanga Hungarian scoring guard

60. King Isiah Thomas Washington University Guard

When the name of Isaiah Thomas, the last in line, was pronounced, Chen Shu, who had been lucky, relaxed. Although he was not drafted, he is now confident that he will make a name for himself in the NBA. The next step is to find ways to find opportunities to try out for various teams. Then use his strength to slap those scouts and managers who don't look good at him.

Secretly cheering himself up, Chen Shu picked up the phone and called the only person who could help him, his head coach Carl Williams.

Williams, who already knew the results of the draft, was a little surprised when he saw Chen Shu's call, but he instantly reflected it, thinking that Chen Shu was here to talk to him and ask him to comfort Chen Shu about his defeat.

"Chen, long time no see, looking for me something."

"Coach, I'm sorry to disturb, are you convenient for the past two days, I want you to do me a favor."

"Oh? I'm still in the gymnasium these days to deal with the finishing of the varsity season, you can come to my office in the gymnasium in the afternoon. ”

"Okay, coach, I'll go over in the afternoon, thank you!"