The answer to the No. 4 position of the men s basketball team! The 20-year-old Wang Junjie s NBA schedule has been set, how many steps are there?

Wang Junjie is definitely the biggest highlight of the Chinese team this year's Asian Cup. He averaged 13.8 points per game, with a shooting percentage of 62.9%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 61.5%, with the highest plus and negative value in the team. When he played against South Korea in the knockout stage, he scored 21 points and 7 rebounds, showing his comprehensive offensive ability, contributing 14 points against New Zealand, and even scored 7 points in a row in the second quarter to support New Zealand. In the Chinese men's basketball game, they have become key players many times. Everyone's expectations for Wang Junjie must be in the NBA. So what is the prospect?

Wang Junjie's chance to hit the NBA currently has certain potential, but he also faces many challenges. Wang Junjie was born on April 3, 2005, 206cm tall and 264cm tall. Wang Junjie, who is already 20 years old, aims to hit the 2027 draft night, but at this stage, the disadvantage of Wang Junjie's NBA is his age. After all, it was obvious that during the draft, the 22-year-old Wang Junjie was already bigger than the players of the same class. Cultivating potential is what NBA teams value the most, so if you finish your junior season and go to the draft, that is, the 2026 draft is a wiser choice.

Wang Junjie's performance at the NCAA University of San Francisco is still unstable. He has gained more opportunities due to injury to his teammates in his sophomore season, but he will face more fierce competition in the new season. New players may squeeze his playing time and are more of a space-type four-position in the NCAA, and his defense and athletic ability do not have an advantage compared to American players at the same position. But I am still not afraid of the confrontation, which is also a highlight of Wang Junjie's attempt to the NBA. If you can become a core player at San Francisco in the next two years, such as averaging 15+ points per game and improving your defense, it may attract the attention of scouts. The more likely direction at the moment is to gain a foothold in the NCAA first, then consider the G League or overseas league, rather than directly striving for the NBA draft.

Overall, it is difficult for Wang Junjie to compete in the NBA, and his NBA prospects may be closer to "fighting for a two-way contract after a marginal draft or losing", rather than being popular in the first or second round. However, his efforts and national team performance have proven potential and are still worth paying attention to in the future. Come on, Wang Junjie, the answer to the future number four position of the Chinese men's basketball team, we will wait and see!