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Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 3:44 pm
by aad
I don’t think he’s gonna play more then 18 to 20 minutes a night

6ppg
4rpg
3ast

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 3:51 pm
by joedumars1
10-12ppg
6-7 boards
2-3 assists
1 steal
1 block

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 3:52 pm
by GreekAlex
10ppg
2apg
4rpg
1 blk
1 stl

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 3:57 pm
by grpistons
9 Pts, 3 Assists, 5 rebounds, 1 steal, 0.7 blocks

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 3:58 pm
by MotownMadness
10 ppg
5 rpg
3 apg
1.8 stls
1.1 blks

48/32/70 splits

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 5:00 pm
by ComboGuardCity
9pts
5.7reb
3ast

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 5:04 pm
by Drwho17
20 minutes/gm., 8 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 1.5 steals, 1 block. If they get rid of Bogdan, could go up, this guy looks like he's ready to play.

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 5:26 pm
by Spider156
Depends if he starts or not and how many minutes.

I wouldn’t look at his stats if he’s not starting and I doubt he starts with Bogan on the team. Bogan hasn’t come off the bench since his third year. Would be a shame to make him come off the bench. I wouldn’t blame him if he asked for a trade and we lose his value.

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 7:10 pm
by pistons4ever
10 ppg
6rpg
4asp
1.5 st
1.0 bl

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 8:53 pm
by Moses ShamMoses
9 ppg, 5 rebs, 3 assists, 1 steal, 1 block...25 minutes/game; 43% FG, 33% 3PT, 70% Free Throw

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2023 8:57 pm
by mattao313
8pt/5reb/3ast on 38 fg% and 28 3p%

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Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2023 10:27 am
by joedumars1
Dpoy potential? I get it’s only sl and I haven’t watched him, but based on comments I think dpoy one day isn’t out of the question, that effort should translate easy. When we start winning obviously. What you guys thinks? I’m crazy? Lol

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2023 12:49 pm
by bstein14
joedumars1 wrote:Dpoy potential? I get it’s only sl and I haven’t watched him, but based on comments I think dpoy one day isn’t out of the question, that effort should translate easy. When we start winning obviously. What you guys thinks? I’m crazy? Lol


No chance... Even Evan Mobley was great on defense as a rookie and he got 2nd team all-defense. I think that as the season goes on Ausar's playing time will likely increase and its possible that he will get some votes for all-defense buts its incredibly rare for a player to even make 2nd team all-defense as a rookie. He talked about it in an interview for SL last night that one of the things he wants to do is learn defensive reads, figuring out what the offense is trying to do, etc... you have to play against these guys and watch film to really get a feel for how to defend different players and teams and that is part of the reason a lot of rookies struggle on defense. I don't think Ausar is going to struggle but I think its likely he takes significant steps forward as the season goes on and as he gets into year two.

Ausar still might not play major minutes either all talk from our staff is that our new guys (like Harris and Morris) are expected to be key pieces for us and we know that we kept Burks and Bojan. Not to mention we just gave Stewart big money so he's certainly still going to be a 24+ MPG guy for us.

I do think we saw enough to see that he's clearly a rotation player from day one and that he's going to be able to beat out guys like Livers, Bagley, etc from playing time but I'm not sold that they play him 30 a night from day one.

Duren 29 / Wiseman 19 - Bagley
Stewart 29 / Ausar 19 - (15th man FA?)
Bojan 29 / Harris 19 - Livers
Ivey 29 / Burks 19. - Sasser
Cade 31 / Morris 17 - Hayes

I think that this is the most likely starting lineup (and the one James Edwards III posted)

Of course its possible that Wiseman or Bagley aren't good enough to make the rotation, and thus Stewart plays backup C to Duren. This isn't super ideal for me but won't be as big of an issue playing smaller since Ausar would likely benefit and get more minutes overall and he looks like a super aggressive rebounder high motor guy in general.

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2023 12:55 pm
by joedumars1
bstein14 wrote:
joedumars1 wrote:Dpoy potential? I get it’s only sl and I haven’t watched him, but based on comments I think dpoy one day isn’t out of the question, that effort should translate easy. When we start winning obviously. What you guys thinks? I’m crazy? Lol


No chance... Even Evan Mobley was great on defense as a rookie and he got 2nd team all-defense. I think that as the season goes on Ausar's playing time will likely increase and its possible that he will get some votes for all-defense buts its incredibly rare for a player to even make 2nd team all-defense as a rookie. He talked about it in an interview for SL last night that one of the things he wants to do is learn defensive reads, figuring out what the offense is trying to do, etc... you have to play against these guys and watch film to really get a feel for how to defend different players and teams and that is part of the reason a lot of rookies struggle on defense. I don't think Ausar is going to struggle but I think its likely he takes significant steps forward as the season goes on and as he gets into year two.

Ausar still might not play major minutes either all talk from our staff is that our new guys (like Harris and Morris) are expected to be key pieces for us and we know that we kept Burks and Bojan. Not to mention we just gave Stewart big money so he's certainly still going to be a 24+ MPG guy for us.

I do think we saw enough to see that he's clearly a rotation player from day one and that he's going to be able to beat out guys like Livers, Bagley, etc from playing time but I'm not sold that they play him 30 a night from day one.

Duren 29 / Wiseman 19 - Bagley
Stewart 29 / Ausar 19 - (15th man FA?)
Bojan 29 / Harris 19 - Livers
Ivey 29 / Burks 19. - Sasser
Cade 31 / Morris 17 - Hayes

I think that this is the most likely starting lineup (and the one James Edwards III posted)

Of course it’s possible that Wiseman or Bagley aren't good enough to make the rotation, and thus Stewart plays backup C to Duren. This isn't super ideal for me but won't be as big of an issue playing smaller since Ausar would likely benefit and get more minutes overall and he looks like a super aggressive rebounder high motor guy in general.
oh not dpoy this year just maybe sometime in career, like smart. That rotation seems about right, I think ausar might be able to start at pf and stew be backup pf/c. Idk what direction they go tho.

Re: Predict ausar rookie stats

Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2023 1:28 pm
by Han Solo
They will be modest. But his ceiling could be as high as Cade’s. 11 ppg, 5 rpg, 4 apg, 1 bpg (going to happen), 1.5 spg

He’ll be too passive out the gate to get big numbers I think. Plus Cade/Ivey going to be taking a lot of shots