[llperez]

 

 nerleans noel: 4gm’s…30mpg…8.5ppg…35%fg…8.5rpg…2apg…2.3stls…2.5blcks

 andrew wiggins: 4gm’s…28mpg…11.8ppg…41%fg…3.8rpg…1.5apg…1.5stls…0.8blcks

jabari parker: 7gm’s…31mpg…15.1ppg…415fg…6.3rpg…1.3apg…0.9stls…03blcks

joel embid: N/A

aaron gordon: 8gm’s…22mpg…8.3ppg…46%fg…5.3rpg…1.4apg…0.5stls…0.5blcks

dante exum: 8gm’s…20mpg…6.1ppg…36%fg…1.4rpg…2.6apg…0.5stls…0.3blcks

marcus smart: 8gm’s…26mpg…8.4ppg…32%fg…2.6rpg…4.6apg…2.4stls…0.1blcks

julius randle: 8gm’s…21mpg…8.8ppg…46%fg…5.8rpg…1.1apg…0.3stls…0.4blcks

nik stauskas: 6gm’s…25mpg…9.7ppg…44%fg…1.8rpg…0.8apg…0.5stls…0.2blcks

noah vonleh: 1gm’s…19mpg…4ppg…40%fg…4rpg…0apg…2stls…0blcks

elfrid payton: 8gm’s…27mpg…6.3ppg…43%fg…3.1rpg…5.5apg…1.3stls…0.3blcks

doug mcdermott: 8gm’s…26mpg…8.3ppg…35%fg…4.9rpg…1.5apg…0.3stls…0.1blcks

dario saric: N/A

zach lavine: 7gm’s…16mpg…5.6ppg…41%fg…2.7rpg…1apg…0.3stls…0blcks

tj warren: 5gm’s…12mpg…5ppg…50%fg…2.4rpg…0.6apg…0.4stls…0.2blcks

adrien payne: 5gm’s…15mpg…2.6ppg…29%fg…4rpg…0.8apg…0stls…1.2blcks

jusuf nurkic: 8gm’s…18mpg…6.9ppg…45%fg…8.6rpg…1apg…0.6stls…1.1blcks

james young: 2gm’s…23mpg…7.5ppg…31%fg…2rpg…1apg…1stl…0blcks

tyler ennis: 4gm’s…5.6mpg…2ppg…38%fg…0.5rpg…0apg…0stls…0blcks

gary harris: 5gm’s…19mpg…6ppg…35%fg…1rpg…0.6apg…0.4stls…0.2blcks

bruno caboclo: 5gm’s…14mpg…4.2ppg…40%fg…2rpg…0apg…0.6stls…0.2blcks

mitch mcgary: 1gm…36mpg…14ppg…50%fg…4rpg…2apg…2stls…0blcks

jordan adams: 7gm’s…18mpg…7.1ppg…37%fg…3rpg…1.9apg…1.1stls…0blcks

rodney hood: 6gm’s…25mpg…7.3ppg…41%fg…4.8rpg…1.2apg…0.3stls…0blcks

shabazz napier: 8gm’s…21mpg…10.3ppg…36%fg…2.6rpg…2.8apg…1.1stls…0blck

clint capela: N/A

pj hairston: 8gm’s…19mpg…9.6ppg…40%fg…2.6rpg…0.9apg…0.8stls…0.4blcks

bogdan bogdanovic: 1gm’s…19mpg…5ppg…25%fg…3rpg…2apg…1stls…0blcks

cj wilcox: 6gm’s…7mpg…2ppg…25%fg…0.3rpg…0.8apg…0.2stls…0blcks

josh huestis: N/A

kyle anderson: 6gm’s…24mpg…9.5ppg…50%fg…4.3rpg…1.8apg…1stls…0.2blcks

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[llperez]

 just wanted to compile this list for my own personal curiosity and thought i would post it to open up any thoughts you guys want to share about the rookies.

[llperez]

 just wanted to compile this list for my own personal curiosity and thought i would post it to open up any thoughts you guys want to share about the rookies.

[R.JLewisParticipant]

Even though he isnt a rook anymore i think anthony bennetts preseason stats are very promising.

Bennett shot 49% over 6 games while putting up 10ppg off 18.6mpg. he also brought down 5.83rpg and had 1.17spg. 

[R.JLewisParticipant]

Even though he isnt a rook anymore i think anthony bennetts preseason stats are very promising.

Bennett shot 49% over 6 games while putting up 10ppg off 18.6mpg. he also brought down 5.83rpg and had 1.17spg. 

[RUDEBOY_Participant]

those fg% numbers are terrible..but its the preseason,the rookies are adjusting to the speed of the game,new teammates and coaches are looking at different lineups and implementing new plays..

aaron gordon’s defense and passing were expected to be his bread & butter,but his ability to score has been surprising..he’s making 3s,getting to the line and making his free throws at a better clip then he did in college…

payne was expected to be 1 of the rookies most ready to contribute,but he was a disappointment in preseason..he did a good job of grabbing rbs in limited minutes,but he appeared nervous, didnt seem focused and commited alot of silly fouls..once he gets use to the speed of the game,doesnt try to force things and let the game come to him,it think he’ll be fine..but he doesnt have much room for error ,playing on a team with a loaded veteran frontcourt…

i got alot of flack a few years ago when i said mitch mcgary was going to be a star..in both summer league and his only preseason game he was impressive..it’s going to be what role scott brooks has for him when he returns from that foot injury..

it seemed to me that the more dante exum played the better and more productive he was..his best position right now will be at point guard….

 

 

[RUDEBOY_Participant]

those fg% numbers are terrible..but its the preseason,the rookies are adjusting to the speed of the game,new teammates and coaches are looking at different lineups and implementing new plays..

aaron gordon’s defense and passing were expected to be his bread & butter,but his ability to score has been surprising..he’s making 3s,getting to the line and making his free throws at a better clip then he did in college…

payne was expected to be 1 of the rookies most ready to contribute,but he was a disappointment in preseason..he did a good job of grabbing rbs in limited minutes,but he appeared nervous, didnt seem focused and commited alot of silly fouls..once he gets use to the speed of the game,doesnt try to force things and let the game come to him,it think he’ll be fine..but he doesnt have much room for error ,playing on a team with a loaded veteran frontcourt…

i got alot of flack a few years ago when i said mitch mcgary was going to be a star..in both summer league and his only preseason game he was impressive..it’s going to be what role scott brooks has for him when he returns from that foot injury..

it seemed to me that the more dante exum played the better and more productive he was..his best position right now will be at point guard….

 

 

[XYRYXParticipant]

Great work! Thanks for that!!

Nurkics numbers are almost as efficient as his numbers in the adriatic league in limited minutes. If Javale doesn’t deliver Nurkic should be fine. Foul trouble are his problem but in 15 to 18 minutes he should be impressive and might pull off something like Pek did when he came into the league.

Unfortunately McGary was/is hurt, would have loved to see how good he is.

[XYRYXParticipant]

Great work! Thanks for that!!

Nurkics numbers are almost as efficient as his numbers in the adriatic league in limited minutes. If Javale doesn’t deliver Nurkic should be fine. Foul trouble are his problem but in 15 to 18 minutes he should be impressive and might pull off something like Pek did when he came into the league.

Unfortunately McGary was/is hurt, would have loved to see how good he is.

[Meditated StatesParticipant]

 Kid has a solid all around game. Along with Randle those two were the best prospects in this last draft on my board.  Timberwolves were hiding Lavine but 41% from the field is solid with the little bit of time he was given every game. Smart must attack the hoop more and stop trying to prove he can shoot, but his defense is unreal already.

[Meditated StatesParticipant]

 Kid has a solid all around game. Along with Randle those two were the best prospects in this last draft on my board.  Timberwolves were hiding Lavine but 41% from the field is solid with the little bit of time he was given every game. Smart must attack the hoop more and stop trying to prove he can shoot, but his defense is unreal already.

[juves4783Participant]

i just have a feeling that people will regret not taking rodney hood earlier.  great size and shooting for his position.

[juves4783Participant]

i just have a feeling that people will regret not taking rodney hood earlier.  great size and shooting for his position.

[Memphis MadnessParticipant]

 Nik Stausakas’ shooting percentage with 9.7 points a game looks solid.

Nerlens Noel looks like a potential AK-47.  Look at that combination of blocks and steals.  He also gives you rebounds and some assists.  

 

[Memphis MadnessParticipant]

 Nik Stausakas’ shooting percentage with 9.7 points a game looks solid.

Nerlens Noel looks like a potential AK-47.  Look at that combination of blocks and steals.  He also gives you rebounds and some assists.  

 

[prophetmeirParticipant]

Julius numbers are going to gradually improve every week, slowely becoming the number 2 option for the lakers. I also think that jordan adams has a chance to ave around 12 ppg

[prophetmeirParticipant]

Julius numbers are going to gradually improve every week, slowely becoming the number 2 option for the lakers. I also think that jordan adams has a chance to ave around 12 ppg

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