Bab 505: Chapter 347: Wishing Us Good Luck

Greg Oden's workout performance in Boston was not good; he seemed to be lacking systematic training for a while. Why was that? Could it be because he had been a lock for a top-two draft spot since last year?

However, as the workout progressed, Ainge grew increasingly uneasy.

Ever since Oden entered college, Ainge had watched every game he played.

Aside from a narrow defeat in the national championship against Florida, Oden had never shown the "next Russell or Ewing" level of potential to the NBA professionals.

Before that, he had some great moments and over 10 minutes of dominance, but never for an entire game.

Of course, he had his excuses.

His wrist was injured.

He didn't want to injure it again. So he had been holding back, but regardless, Oden hadn't performed better than Durant.

If Ainge had the first pick, he would definitely choose Durant.

There was no other reason, only that Durant gave him a greater sense of security.