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今年欧洲有哪些比较有潜力的锋线吗？楼主，31顺位能选到的
今年欧洲有哪些比较有潜力的锋线吗？楼主，31顺位能选到的
Aleksej Pokusevski | 7-0 center | 18 years old | Olympicacos B
This is the wild card of the 2020 NBA Draft for a lot of teams right now. It’s just really difficult to evaluate where his game is, and scouts are all over the map in their opinions of him. Some buy in enough to have him as a borderline lottery guy. Others think of him as a straight second-round draft-and-stash. I would bet on him going in the first round. Why? Because the skillset is too tantalizing to pass up.
A Serbian-Greek center for Olympiacos’ second team, Pokusevski is a 7-footer with legitimately terrific shooting potential and terrific athleticism. He is seen as an interesting long-term play as the league continues to look for floor spacing from the frontcourt. He moves like a wing and has a 7-3 wingspan. He can pass the ball at a high level. In the second division Greek league, he averaged 10.8 points, 7.9 rebounds, 3.1 assists and over a steal and a block in just 23 minutes per game. That production is terrific, but what scouts are struggling with is that the standard of basketball in the second tier of Greece is not particularly high.
At that level, Pokusevski attacks closeouts like a wing, makes passes on the move and beats everyone down the floor consistently with his speed. Remember, scouts struggled with this while evaluating Giannis Antetokounmpo, which is how he ended up going No. 15. Genuinely, when an elite player is down in that level, it’s just hard to tell exactly where his game is.
But what happens when he’s not the most athletic person on the court, anymore? His slight frame is a major concern at under 200 pounds, and he realistically can’t play at the NBA level next year. But beyond that, he also needs to display better feel for the game as well. His shot selection is all over the map, and he’s a consistent rover on defense who just tries to make things happen. Again, though, it’s just obscenely hard to find 7-footers with this kind of athleticism and these kinds of tools.
Leandro Bolmaro | 6-8 forward | 19 years old, international | Barcelona B
There is some real momentum behind Bolmaro as a guy who could get into the mix late in the first round. It wouldn’t surprise me if he hears his name called there as a stash pick. But I’m not really sure I get it this season. He hasn’t quite earned a real rotation spot for Barcelona’s Euroleague team. Scouts who have gone overseas have been unhappy that there is no consistency in his role, and thus it’s sometimes hard for them to get a chance to see him. When he’s gotten long run, it’s largely been with Barcelona’s B team, which plays in the third division of Spanish hoops.
And even in that limited time, he’s shooting under 30 percent from 3 and has a negative assist-to-turnover ratio. The tape is interesting because he’s big and skilled. He plays with terrific speed as a driver and should be able to get to the paint. And he has showcased high-level feel for the game, with the occasional flash pass really showcasing some vision. Many of the Hornets’ playmakers are of the smaller variety, and many of their bigger wing types are play finishers. Bolmaro could bridge that gap a bit as a bigger playmaker and give them something they don’t have.
This is the wild card of the 2020 NBA Draft for a lot of teams right now. It’s just really difficult to evaluate where his game is, and scouts are all over the map in their opinions of him. Some buy in enough to have him as a borderline lottery guy. Others think of him as a straight second-round draft-and-stash. I would bet on him going in the first round. Why? Because the skillset is too tantalizing to pass up.
A Serbian-Greek center for Olympiacos’ second team, Pokusevski is a 7-footer with legitimately terrific shooting potential and terrific athleticism. He is seen as an interesting long-term play as the league continues to look for floor spacing from the frontcourt. He moves like a wing and has a 7-3 wingspan. He can pass the ball at a high level. In the second division Greek league, he averaged 10.8 points, 7.9 rebounds, 3.1 assists and over a steal and a block in just 23 minutes per game. That production is terrific, but what scouts are struggling with is that the standard of basketball in the second tier of Greece is not particularly high.
At that level, Pokusevski attacks closeouts like a wing, makes passes on the move and beats everyone down the floor consistently with his speed. Remember, scouts struggled with this while evaluating Giannis Antetokounmpo, which is how he ended up going No. 15. Genuinely, when an elite player is down in that level, it’s just hard to tell exactly where his game is.
But what happens when he’s not the most athletic person on the court, anymore? His slight frame is a major concern at under 200 pounds, and he realistically can’t play at the NBA level next year. But beyond that, he also needs to display better feel for the game as well. His shot selection is all over the map, and he’s a consistent rover on defense who just tries to make things happen. Again, though, it’s just obscenely hard to find 7-footers with this kind of athleticism and these kinds of tools.
Leandro Bolmaro | 6-8 forward | 19 years old, international | Barcelona B
There is some real momentum behind Bolmaro as a guy who could get into the mix late in the first round. It wouldn’t surprise me if he hears his name called there as a stash pick. But I’m not really sure I get it this season. He hasn’t quite earned a real rotation spot for Barcelona’s Euroleague team. Scouts who have gone overseas have been unhappy that there is no consistency in his role, and thus it’s sometimes hard for them to get a chance to see him. When he’s gotten long run, it’s largely been with Barcelona’s B team, which plays in the third division of Spanish hoops.
And even in that limited time, he’s shooting under 30 percent from 3 and has a negative assist-to-turnover ratio. The tape is interesting because he’s big and skilled. He plays with terrific speed as a driver and should be able to get to the paint. And he has showcased high-level feel for the game, with the occasional flash pass really showcasing some vision. Many of the Hornets’ playmakers are of the smaller variety, and many of their bigger wing types are play finishers. Bolmaro could bridge that gap a bit as a bigger playmaker and give them something they don’t have.
Aleksej Pokusevski | 7-0 center | 18 years old | Olympicacos B
This is the wild card of the 2020 NBA Draft for a lot of teams right now. It’s just really difficult to evaluate where his game is, and scouts are all over the map in their opinions of him. Some buy in enough to have him as a borderline lottery guy. Others think of him as a straight second-round draft-and-stash. I would bet on him going in the first round. Why? Because the skillset is too tantalizing to pass up.
A Serbian-Greek center for Olympiacos’ second team, Pokusevski is a 7-footer with legitimately terrific shooting potential and terrific athleticism. He is seen as an interesting long-term play as the league continues to look for floor spacing from the frontcourt. He moves like a wing and has a 7-3 wingspan. He can pass the ball at a high level. In the second division Greek league, he averaged 10.8 points, 7.9 rebounds, 3.1 assists and over a steal and a block in just 23 minutes per game. That production is terrific, but what scouts are struggling with is that the standard of basketball in the second tier of Greece is not particularly high.
At that level, Pokusevski attacks closeouts like a wing, makes passes on the move and beats everyone down the floor consistently with his speed. Remember, scouts struggled with this while evaluating Giannis Antetokounmpo, which is how he ended up going No. 15. Genuinely, when an elite player is down in that level, it’s just hard to tell exactly where his game is.
But what happens when he’s not the most athletic person on the court, anymore? His slight frame is a major concern at under 200 pounds, and he realistically can’t play at the NBA level next year. But beyond that, he also needs to display better feel for the game as well. His shot selection is all over the map, and he’s a consistent rover on defense who just tries to make things happen. Again, though, it’s just obscenely hard to find 7-footers with this kind of athleticism and these kinds of tools.
Leandro Bolmaro | 6-8 forward | 19 years old, international | Barcelona B
There is some real momentum behind Bolmaro as a guy who could get into the mix late in the first round. It wouldn’t surprise me if he hears his name called there as a stash pick. But I’m not really sure I get it this season. He hasn’t quite earned a real rotation spot for Barcelona’s Euroleague team. Scouts who have gone overseas have been unhappy that there is no consistency in his role, and thus it’s sometimes hard for them to get a chance to see him. When he’s gotten long run, it’s largely been with Barcelona’s B team, which plays in the third division of Spanish hoops.
And even in that limited time, he’s shooting under 30 percent from 3 and has a negative assist-to-turnover ratio. The tape is interesting because he’s big and skilled. He plays with terrific speed as a driver and should be able to get to the paint. And he has showcased high-level feel for the game, with the occasional flash pass really showcasing some vision. Many of the Hornets’ playmakers are of the smaller variety, and many of their bigger wing types are play finishers. Bolmaro could bridge that gap a bit as a bigger playmaker and give them something they don’t have.
This is the wild card of the 2020 NBA Draft for a lot of teams right now. It’s just really difficult to evaluate where his game is, and scouts are all over the map in their opinions of him. Some buy in enough to have him as a borderline lottery guy. Others think of him as a straight second-round draft-and-stash. I would bet on him going in the first round. Why? Because the skillset is too tantalizing to pass up.
A Serbian-Greek center for Olympiacos’ second team, Pokusevski is a 7-footer with legitimately terrific shooting potential and terrific athleticism. He is seen as an interesting long-term play as the league continues to look for floor spacing from the frontcourt. He moves like a wing and has a 7-3 wingspan. He can pass the ball at a high level. In the second division Greek league, he averaged 10.8 points, 7.9 rebounds, 3.1 assists and over a steal and a block in just 23 minutes per game. That production is terrific, but what scouts are struggling with is that the standard of basketball in the second tier of Greece is not particularly high.
At that level, Pokusevski attacks closeouts like a wing, makes passes on the move and beats everyone down the floor consistently with his speed. Remember, scouts struggled with this while evaluating Giannis Antetokounmpo, which is how he ended up going No. 15. Genuinely, when an elite player is down in that level, it’s just hard to tell exactly where his game is.
But what happens when he’s not the most athletic person on the court, anymore? His slight frame is a major concern at under 200 pounds, and he realistically can’t play at the NBA level next year. But beyond that, he also needs to display better feel for the game as well. His shot selection is all over the map, and he’s a consistent rover on defense who just tries to make things happen. Again, though, it’s just obscenely hard to find 7-footers with this kind of athleticism and these kinds of tools.
Leandro Bolmaro | 6-8 forward | 19 years old, international | Barcelona B
There is some real momentum behind Bolmaro as a guy who could get into the mix late in the first round. It wouldn’t surprise me if he hears his name called there as a stash pick. But I’m not really sure I get it this season. He hasn’t quite earned a real rotation spot for Barcelona’s Euroleague team. Scouts who have gone overseas have been unhappy that there is no consistency in his role, and thus it’s sometimes hard for them to get a chance to see him. When he’s gotten long run, it’s largely been with Barcelona’s B team, which plays in the third division of Spanish hoops.
And even in that limited time, he’s shooting under 30 percent from 3 and has a negative assist-to-turnover ratio. The tape is interesting because he’s big and skilled. He plays with terrific speed as a driver and should be able to get to the paint. And he has showcased high-level feel for the game, with the occasional flash pass really showcasing some vision. Many of the Hornets’ playmakers are of the smaller variety, and many of their bigger wing types are play finishers. Bolmaro could bridge that gap a bit as a bigger playmaker and give them something they don’t have.
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R.J. Hampton | 6-5 guard | 18 years old | New Zealand Breakers
Hampton got hurt and shut things down in the NBL in January. It was encouraging that he held down a rotation spot on a pro team this year, but it wasn’t quite the wild success that many had hoped. I recently went deeper on Hampton, and explained why teams are struggling to reconcile his tape against other elite guards in this draft. The struggles shooting and the lack of success on defense, particularly, are the issues at play.
In general, I think the draft range is a bit wider on Hampton than what people think. It’s not impossible a team falls in love with the tools and takes him in the back half of the lottery. But it’s also a pretty real possibility he takes a bit of a tumble into the latter portion of the teens based on the feedback I’m getting after he averaged nine points and four rebounds per game in Australia with a 48.8 true-shooting percentage.
In terms of the role, the idea for Hampton is to be a solid combo guard who can switch between the 1 and the 2, given that his handle is pretty polished and his pull-up game has potential. But his jumper needs to be good for that to work in actuality, and it was terrible this season in Australia.
If I were the Mavericks and this is the way the board fell, I’d probably look more at the trade market. But Hampton does make a modicum of sense for them if they think he will keep getting better. They could use a bigger, secondary ballhandler next to Luka Doncic. Hampton does have good burst athletically, and has the potential to break down defenses. But yeah, the start to his pro career wasn’t completely ideal, and the way the board fell doesn’t totally work for what the Mavericks need.
18.Dallas Mavericks
R.J. Hampton | 6-5 guard | 18 years old | New Zealand Breakers
Hampton got hurt and shut things down in the NBL in January. It was encouraging that he held down a rotation spot on a pro team this year, but it wasn’t quite the wild success that many had hoped. I recently went deeper on Hampton, and explained why teams are struggling to reconcile his tape against other elite guards in this draft. The struggles shooting and the lack of success on defense, particularly, are the issues at play.
In general, I think the draft range is a bit wider on Hampton than what people think. It’s not impossible a team falls in love with the tools and takes him in the back half of the lottery. But it’s also a pretty real possibility he takes a bit of a tumble into the latter portion of the teens based on the feedback I’m getting after he averaged nine points and four rebounds per game in Australia with a 48.8 true-shooting percentage.
In terms of the role, the idea for Hampton is to be a solid combo guard who can switch between the 1 and the 2, given that his handle is pretty polished and his pull-up game has potential. But his jumper needs to be good for that to work in actuality, and it was terrible this season in Australia.
If I were the Mavericks and this is the way the board fell, I’d probably look more at the trade market. But Hampton does make a modicum of sense for them if they think he will keep getting better. They could use a bigger, secondary ballhandler next to Luka Doncic. Hampton does have good burst athletically, and has the potential to break down defenses. But yeah, the start to his pro career wasn’t completely ideal, and the way the board fell doesn’t totally work for what the Mavericks need.
Sam Big Board更新
18.Dallas Mavericks
R.J. Hampton | 6-5 guard | 18 years old | New Zealand Breakers
Hampton got hurt and shut things down in the NBL in January. It was encouraging that he held down a rotation spot on a pro team this year, but it wasn’t quite the wild success that many had hoped. I recently went deeper on Hampton, and explained why teams are struggling to reconcile his tape against other elite guards in this draft. The struggles shooting and the lack of success on defense, particularly, are the issues at play.
In general, I think the draft range is a bit wider on Hampton than what people think. It’s not impossible a team falls in love with the tools and takes him in the back half of the lottery. But it’s also a pretty real possibility he takes a bit of a tumble into the latter portion of the teens based on the feedback I’m getting after he averaged nine points and four rebounds per game in Australia with a 48.8 true-shooting percentage.
In terms of the role, the idea for Hampton is to be a solid combo guard who can switch between the 1 and the 2, given that his handle is pretty polished and his pull-up game has potential. But his jumper needs to be good for that to work in actuality, and it was terrible this season in Australia.
If I were the Mavericks and this is the way the board fell, I’d probably look more at the trade market. But Hampton does make a modicum of sense for them if they think he will keep getting better. They could use a bigger, secondary ballhandler next to Luka Doncic. Hampton does have good burst athletically, and has the potential to break down defenses. But yeah, the start to his pro career wasn’t completely ideal, and the way the board fell doesn’t totally work for what the Mavericks need.
18.Dallas Mavericks
R.J. Hampton | 6-5 guard | 18 years old | New Zealand Breakers
Hampton got hurt and shut things down in the NBL in January. It was encouraging that he held down a rotation spot on a pro team this year, but it wasn’t quite the wild success that many had hoped. I recently went deeper on Hampton, and explained why teams are struggling to reconcile his tape against other elite guards in this draft. The struggles shooting and the lack of success on defense, particularly, are the issues at play.
In general, I think the draft range is a bit wider on Hampton than what people think. It’s not impossible a team falls in love with the tools and takes him in the back half of the lottery. But it’s also a pretty real possibility he takes a bit of a tumble into the latter portion of the teens based on the feedback I’m getting after he averaged nine points and four rebounds per game in Australia with a 48.8 true-shooting percentage.
In terms of the role, the idea for Hampton is to be a solid combo guard who can switch between the 1 and the 2, given that his handle is pretty polished and his pull-up game has potential. But his jumper needs to be good for that to work in actuality, and it was terrible this season in Australia.
If I were the Mavericks and this is the way the board fell, I’d probably look more at the trade market. But Hampton does make a modicum of sense for them if they think he will keep getting better. They could use a bigger, secondary ballhandler next to Luka Doncic. Hampton does have good burst athletically, and has the potential to break down defenses. But yeah, the start to his pro career wasn’t completely ideal, and the way the board fell doesn’t totally work for what the Mavericks need.
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Sam Big Board更新18.Dallas MavericksR.J. Hampton | 6-5 guard | 18 years old | New Zealand BreakersHampton got hurt and shut things down in the NBL in January. It was encouraging that he held down a rotation spot on a pro team this year, but it wasn’t quite the wild success that many had hoped. I recently went deeper on Hampton, and explained why teams are struggling to reconcile his tape against other elite guards in this draft. The struggles shooting and the lack of success on defense, particularly, are the issues at play.In general, I think the draft range is a bit wider on Hampton than what people think. It’s not impossible a team falls in love with the tools and takes him in the back half of the lottery. But it’s also a pretty real possibility he takes a bit of a tumble into the latter portion of the teens based on the feedback I’m getting after he averaged nine points and four rebounds per game in Australia with a 48.8 true-shooting percentage.In terms of the role, the idea for Hampton is to be a solid combo guard who can switch between the 1 and the 2, given that his handle is pretty polished and his pull-up game has potential. But his jumper needs to be good for that to work in actuality, and it was terrible this season in Australia.If I were the Mavericks and this is the way the board fell, I’d probably look more at the trade market. But Hampton does make a modicum of sense for them if they think he will keep getting better. They could use a bigger, secondary ballhandler next to Luka Doncic. Hampton does have good burst athletically, and has the potential to break down defenses. But yeah, the start to his pro career wasn’t completely ideal, and the way the board fell doesn’t totally work for what the Mavericks need.
Sam Big Board更新
18.Dallas Mavericks
R.J. Hampton | 6-5 guard | 18 years old | New Zealand Breakers
Hampton got hurt and shut things down in the NBL in January. It was encouraging that he held down a rotation spot on a pro team this year, but it wasn’t quite the wild success that many had hoped. I recently went deeper on Hampton, and explained why teams are struggling to reconcile his tape against other elite guards in this draft. The struggles shooting and the lack of success on defense, particularly, are the issues at play.
In general, I think the draft range is a bit wider on Hampton than what people think. It’s not impossible a team falls in love with the tools and takes him in the back half of the lottery. But it’s also a pretty real possibility he takes a bit of a tumble into the latter portion of the teens based on the feedback I’m getting after he averaged nine points and four rebounds per game in Australia with a 48.8 true-shooting percentage.
In terms of the role, the idea for Hampton is to be a solid combo guard who can switch between the 1 and the 2, given that his handle is pretty polished and his pull-up game has potential. But his jumper needs to be good for that to work in actuality, and it was terrible this season in Australia.
If I were the Mavericks and this is the way the board fell, I’d probably look more at the trade market. But Hampton does make a modicum of sense for them if they think he will keep getting better. They could use a bigger, secondary ballhandler next to Luka Doncic. Hampton does have good burst athletically, and has the potential to break down defenses. But yeah, the start to his pro career wasn’t completely ideal, and the way the board fell doesn’t totally work for what the Mavericks need.
18.Dallas Mavericks
R.J. Hampton | 6-5 guard | 18 years old | New Zealand Breakers
Hampton got hurt and shut things down in the NBL in January. It was encouraging that he held down a rotation spot on a pro team this year, but it wasn’t quite the wild success that many had hoped. I recently went deeper on Hampton, and explained why teams are struggling to reconcile his tape against other elite guards in this draft. The struggles shooting and the lack of success on defense, particularly, are the issues at play.
In general, I think the draft range is a bit wider on Hampton than what people think. It’s not impossible a team falls in love with the tools and takes him in the back half of the lottery. But it’s also a pretty real possibility he takes a bit of a tumble into the latter portion of the teens based on the feedback I’m getting after he averaged nine points and four rebounds per game in Australia with a 48.8 true-shooting percentage.
In terms of the role, the idea for Hampton is to be a solid combo guard who can switch between the 1 and the 2, given that his handle is pretty polished and his pull-up game has potential. But his jumper needs to be good for that to work in actuality, and it was terrible this season in Australia.
If I were the Mavericks and this is the way the board fell, I’d probably look more at the trade market. But Hampton does make a modicum of sense for them if they think he will keep getting better. They could use a bigger, secondary ballhandler next to Luka Doncic. Hampton does have good burst athletically, and has the potential to break down defenses. But yeah, the start to his pro career wasn’t completely ideal, and the way the board fell doesn’t totally work for what the Mavericks need.
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哇，Hampton，能选到吗？？
哇，Hampton，能选到吗？？
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哇，Hampton，能选到吗？？
哇，Hampton，能选到吗？？
绝对掉不到我们这里，他也不是我侠最需要的类型！
绝对掉不到我们这里，他也不是我侠最需要的类型！
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哇，Hampton，能选到吗？？
哇，Hampton，能选到吗？？
这个哥们是什么类型的，锋线吗？有视频吗
这个哥们是什么类型的，锋线吗？有视频吗
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18+31能上几个顺位啊
18+31能上几个顺位啊
我也好奇这个问题。不过今年都是盲选的话，往前几位好像区别也不大
我也好奇这个问题。不过今年都是盲选的话，往前几位好像区别也不大
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没必要打包向上，舆论稍前面的那些看不出能好多少，也不可能换到前十顺位，而且球队最少还需要补充两个位置，选两个是最好的，一个二三号位的一个三四号位的。
没必要打包向上，舆论稍前面的那些看不出能好多少，也不可能换到前十顺位，而且球队最少还需要补充两个位置，选两个是最好的，一个二三号位的一个三四号位的。
18顺位争取拿下瓦塞尔、内史密斯、萨迪克贝中的一个，如果这三侧翼在我们之前就被选走了，可以考虑向下交易，去选择拉姆西、小基拉刘易斯以及你力荐的阿根廷人，这样的具有很强持球天赋、攻防一体、打法身材偏2的双能卫
18顺位争取拿下瓦塞尔、内史密斯、萨迪克贝中的一个，如果这三侧翼在我们之前就被选走了，可以考虑向下交易，去选择拉姆西、小基拉刘易斯以及你力荐的阿根廷人，这样的具有很强持球天赋、攻防一体、打法身材偏2的双能卫
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18顺位争取拿下瓦塞尔、内史密斯、萨迪克贝中的一个，如果这三侧翼在我们之前就被选走了，可以考虑向下交易，去选择拉姆西、小基拉刘易斯以及你力荐的阿根廷人，这样的具有很强持球天赋、攻防一体、打法身材偏2的双能卫
18顺位争取拿下瓦塞尔、内史密斯、萨迪克贝中的一个，如果这三侧翼在我们之前就被选走了，可以考虑向下交易，去选择拉姆西、小基拉刘易斯以及你力荐的阿根廷人，这样的具有很强持球天赋、攻防一体、打法身材偏2的双能卫
选小基拉就别向后了，向后就没了
选小基拉就别向后了，向后就没了
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