Harper: Wear the No. 2 jersey of Little Card! Win the Best Rookie! He threatens to lead the team back to the playoffs next year

When fans gathered outside the Victory Capital Performance Center for a “family party” in hot weather, No. 2 draft player Dylan Harper conveyed a message of loyal expectations for San Antonio to end the six-year playoff drought.

"This will change very quickly," Harper said in his introduction press conference. "We'll be in the playoffs. I think it's very exciting for the fans and everyone else. There's a lot of expectations. For our team, the sky is the limit."

Harper was assigned to the No. 2 jersey, which last time was worn in San Antonio was former Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard, who also expressed his confidence in helping the team achieve NBA history. San Antonio selected the last two NBA rookies of the year, namely Victor Vinbanyama and Stephen Cassel.

Become the first team to win three consecutive Rookie Awards

"I don't think I'm under pressure (winning the Rookie) I definitely want to continue," Harper said. "This is definitely my goal. Maybe my biggest goal is to get better every day, day by day, step by step, from everyone who can learn from me."

Harper saw three NBA knowledge sources full of championship bloodlines during his first training session in San Antonio on Friday. Two days ago, he finished the top four in his third straight draft.

Seeing the GDP combination is a fantasy, leading the team to win the championship

Harper said: "I'm working out, and I accidentally saw Tim Duncan, Greg Popovich and Manu Ginobili." "You won't see this in other organizations. From childhood to adulthood, this is one of the teams you've always wanted to play for. Seeing their dynasty, you always want to continue working on these flags and add a few more."

The first round player of the Spurs, Carter Bryant, was selected as No. 14, and

is expected to help. Bryant is a sports 3-D forward from Arizona who knew Harper since his sophomore year in high school when they played against the EYBL Tour.

Kobe's uncle D 'Cean coached Leonard when he was an assistant to Martin Luther King, Riverside, California.

"I don't know much about the city, but [the Lakers] took control of my childhood," Bryant said. "From childhood, I'm a huge Kawhi fan. I love Timmy D. That's my uncle's favorite player. I've loved basketball since I was a kid. So, everyone knows who Tony Parker, Manu, David Robinson and these guys are. From childhood to adulthood, seeing that dynasty seemed to set the path for the rest of my childhood. There were a lot of great franchise companies coming up after that. But it's just the beginning. For me, being able to be picked by them and being able to postpone The legacy I brought before is beautiful. "

Harper and Carter will debut against the most successful Miami Heat, Harper and Bryant, will make their debut in the California Summer League against the Miami Heat on July 5 in San Francisco (a top 10 European point guard with a top 10 pick)

, Harper sets the goal of "winning every game". While Harper is confident, general manager Brian Wright praised the former Rutgers star's modesty.

"I think my confidence and all of this comes from all the work I put in," Harper said. "I think I'm one of the hardest working people here. I just know how much work I've put in. You still have to be humble because as long as you get everything, everything will disappear."