Holmgren and Wembanyama
Posted: Sun May 28, 2023 9:50 pm
It's a pretty good storyline here going into the next season. Holmgren was injured in 22-23, but has been working on his game with OKC, he should be primed to be a starter and contribute with more experience and training under his belt. Provided he stays healthy, which will always be a storyline.
Wembanyama also had extensive work on his game throughout the season with Metropolitan in France, he's been playing really well and looks to have a significant impact as a rookie. He obviously has more hype as a prospect, and a higher apparent ceiling, but both players are not too different from each other.
Both should see major minutes and will play a similar role as rookies (rim protector, offensive spacing, wing defense, lob threats, + some offensive initiation) with ample room to grow and be on the floor in the 4Q.
If these guys stay healthy, what comps do you see in their games, and how will their first seasons go ?
Bonus Q: ROY ? or will another player (Henderson, Whitmore, Walker, etc) earn the award ?
Wembanyama also had extensive work on his game throughout the season with Metropolitan in France, he's been playing really well and looks to have a significant impact as a rookie. He obviously has more hype as a prospect, and a higher apparent ceiling, but both players are not too different from each other.
Both should see major minutes and will play a similar role as rookies (rim protector, offensive spacing, wing defense, lob threats, + some offensive initiation) with ample room to grow and be on the floor in the 4Q.
If these guys stay healthy, what comps do you see in their games, and how will their first seasons go ?
Bonus Q: ROY ? or will another player (Henderson, Whitmore, Walker, etc) earn the award ?