0+0! It's over, completely over! Brownie's fellow draft class top pick

The playoff matchups to date are as follows:

West: Thunder 1-0 Suns, Lakers 2-0 Rockets, Spurs 1-1 Trail Blazers, Nuggets 1-1 Timberwolves;

East: Pistons 0-1 Magic, Cavaliers 2-0 Raptors, Celtics 1-1 Philadelphia, Knicks 1-1 Hawks.

When discussing the playoffs so far this year, who is the most pitiful player? Possibly a player from the Hawks.

This Hawks player is notable, being the first overall selection in the 2024 draft.

This postseason marks Risacher's first playoff experience in his NBA career, yet he has only played 2.5 minutes in Game 1, recording 4 rebounds with all other stats zero, and was directly DNP'd in Game 2.

Born on April 28, 2005, this guy is a forward standing 2.03 meters tall with a 2.08-meter wingspan, a fellow Frenchman of Wembanyama. In his rookie season, he played 75 games with 73 starts, averaging 24.6 minutes per game contributing 12.6 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.2 assists, with shooting percentages of 45.8%, 35.5%, and 71.1%. This regular season, he played 67 games with 46 starts, averaging 22.4 minutes per game for 9.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 1.1 assists, with shooting percentages of 45.5%, 36.8%, and 64.4%.

Only in his second year, Risacher has been abandoned by the Hawks in terms of development. Now he has not only lost his stable starting position but has also gradually downgraded to a regular rotational role. In the playoffs, they didn't even pretend, sending him to guard the water cooler......

Clearly, it's highly likely the Hawks will trade Risacher away this summer offseason. The latter would undoubtedly be thrilled, as changing teams might allow him to fully realize his potential—after all, a person thrives when moving, a tree dies when moved.

It's worth noting that before this year's trade deadline, multiple sources indicated the Hawks were willing to use Risacher as a key asset to acquire Anthony Davis from the Mavericks. However, the final result was that the Mavericks management found the Wizards' offer more appealing.

Fortunately, there's the 2013 draft top pick "legend" Anthony Bennett as a baseline, otherwise Risacher might have been included in the discussion for the NBA's biggest draft bust. Instead, he could compete for being the NBA top pick with the least attention, because his draft class peer is the 55th pick Brownie.