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I’m surprised teams are so high on him, he has some dirt in his background, his size isn’t that spectacular, he didn’t dominate in ~~college~~ The G-League. How is he so highly regarded?

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[–] siphillis@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (2 children)

Guards often look like shit in their rookie seasons. Just as Trae Young and Darius Garland. He'll (probably) be fine.

[–] dotorb@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

It all depends how he spends his next two summers. You can call him a bust if hes shooting 10% after 3 seasons, but after 20 games lol.

[–] ThePlainWhiteTees@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Difference is that guys like Trae and Garland had already established good track records of being able to shoot pre draft

Scoot scooting 22% from 3 is arguably more concerning than someone like Trae shooting bad to start his career, since it actually lines up with his known flaws pre draft and there isn't a clear regression to the mean to reasonably anticipate

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