Top Three Rookies in Major Statistical Categories

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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 7:12am #58393

Andrew1984
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Scoring:
1. Jabari Parker 10.9
2. Bojan Bogdanovic 10.6
3. Andrew Wiggins 10.0
Rebounding:
1. Jabari Parker 5.9
2. Nerlens Noel 5.6
3. Jusuf Nurkic 4.7
Assists:
1. Elfrid Payton 6.2
2. Kostas Papanikolaou 3.3
3. Nerlens Noel 2.6
3. Dante Exum 2.6
Steals:
1. Nerlens Noel 1.6
2. Elfrid Payton 1.22
3. Marcus Smart 1.2
Blocks:
1. Nerlens Noel 1.8
2. KJ McDaniels 1.71
3. JaKarr Sampson .71
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 7:39am #955465

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yes they have huge potential, and even this year it’s waaaay too early to tell..
but as far as the start of the season, this class started it pretty slow to say at least, after all the hypes
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 7:39am #955322

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yes they have huge potential, and even this year it’s waaaay too early to tell..
but as far as the start of the season, this class started it pretty slow to say at least, after all the hypes
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 7:53am #955473

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nurkic numbers might be a little better if his minutes were increased…papanikolaou has been a surprise…so many people have asked the question will randle be considered a rookie next season? lol
this year’s rookie crop is talented and there will be several future all stars from it..but i think okafor,townes and mudiaye will make a much quicker impact and be difference makers in the league then these rookies…
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 7:53am #955330

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nurkic numbers might be a little better if his minutes were increased…papanikolaou has been a surprise…so many people have asked the question will randle be considered a rookie next season? lol
this year’s rookie crop is talented and there will be several future all stars from it..but i think okafor,townes and mudiaye will make a much quicker impact and be difference makers in the league then these rookies…
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- Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 11:22am #955501
  
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  Nurkic is averaging 11 fouls per 36 min. I think he’s the main regulator of his minutes, but a good rebounder.
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- Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 11:22am #955358
  
  JoeWolf1
  Nurkic is averaging 11 fouls per 36 min. I think he’s the main regulator of his minutes, but a good rebounder.
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 8:12am #955475

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Papanikolau has been great for the Rockets. High IQ, can do a little bit of everything. Basically what most people expected Kyle Anderson would be (eventhough he still has time).
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 8:12am #955332

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Papanikolau has been great for the Rockets. High IQ, can do a little bit of everything. Basically what most people expected Kyle Anderson would be (eventhough he still has time).
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 8:36am #955477

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For a frame of reference, if this were to continue and Parker was to win ROY at his current scoring clip, it would be the lowest PPG for the ROY since 1952-1953, the year the award was instituted.
Mike Miller and Jason Kidd were the only ROYs in the last 20 years to average less than 12 points per game.
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 8:36am #955334

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For a frame of reference, if this were to continue and Parker was to win ROY at his current scoring clip, it would be the lowest PPG for the ROY since 1952-1953, the year the award was instituted.
Mike Miller and Jason Kidd were the only ROYs in the last 20 years to average less than 12 points per game.
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 11:38am #955504

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to the team either. MCW was allowed to do what he wanted throughout that offense last year… The year before the same can be said about Lillard… and so on…
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 11:38am #955362

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to the team either. MCW was allowed to do what he wanted throughout that offense last year… The year before the same can be said about Lillard… and so on…
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 12:03pm #955506

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The Sixers have found their Iggy of the future!
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 12:03pm #955364

Lotto Stud
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The Sixers have found their Iggy of the future!
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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 12:15pm #955509

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Stats wise so far looks closer to 2000 than any LeBron or MJ draft class.
Best stats guy all around would be Nerlens Noel — tops in blocks and steals, 3rd in assists, 2nd in boards, along with 7 points per game.
Noel looks like the ROY front runner. 7 points per game for a ROY would be pretty dang low though.
Jabari Parker looks to be second on the ROY list, averaging just under 11 and 6 a game.
Not great stats by anyone but its early right?
ROY looks wide open.
Anybody other than me a bit concerned? Ok, I am the guy who not only took CP3 with the third overall pick in the fantasy draft ahead of Anthony Davis, but also drafted BOTH Wiggins and Parker along with Marcus Smart. So yeah, I am getting a bit worried.

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Posted on: Thu, 11/13/2014 - 12:15pm #955366

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Stats wise so far looks closer to 2000 than any LeBron or MJ draft class.
Best stats guy all around would be Nerlens Noel — tops in blocks and steals, 3rd in assists, 2nd in boards, along with 7 points per game.
Noel looks like the ROY front runner. 7 points per game for a ROY would be pretty dang low though.
Jabari Parker looks to be second on the ROY list, averaging just under 11 and 6 a game.
Not great stats by anyone but its early right?
ROY looks wide open.
Anybody other than me a bit concerned? Ok, I am the guy who not only took CP3 with the third overall pick in the fantasy draft ahead of Anthony Davis, but also drafted BOTH Wiggins and Parker along with Marcus Smart. So yeah, I am getting a bit worried.

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