Post#389 » by machu46 » Sun May 29, 2022 6:36 pm
I think if forced to order them I’d probably go Jabari, Paolo, Ivey but I think those three and Chet are all basically the same tier of prospect, just in very different ways.
I think Jabari is probably the safest prospect of the 4 while also having potential to be a special player. His shooting stroke and defensive motor/versatility should make him a very helpful player even if he doesn’t round out his skillset. And if god forbid he improves his handle significantly, he could be pretty much an ideal centerpiece.
Paolo shows the skills to potentially be an offensive centerpiece, though I’m not really convinced he’s as good a shooter as his numbers suggest this season. And he has the most questions defensively IMO.
Ivey obviously has the athleticism and frame you look for in a lead guard and he shows flashes of special passing ability but it’s nowhere near consistent enough right now and his handle, particularly his weak hand, is not where you want it to be.
Chet’s shooting stroke and rim protection will translate IMO and I like his off ball activity offensively. I worry about him holding up on switches though. I believe his numbers on switches were very good but I don’t think he actually projects to be good at it and runs some risk of being played off the court in the playoffs. And in general, I just don’t like taking centers at the top of the draft unless they’re like extremely special as I feel it’s the most easy position to replace on the cheap. And I don’t really see Chet as THAT level of prospect personally.
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