Charlotte Hornets
Post by James Kay on Jan 30, 2020 18:32:20 GMT
Current: 78
Suggested: 84
Somewhat under the radar, with a lot of the attention being drawn to Boston's younger wings Tatuma and Brown, is Gordon Hawyard who is having a season that is just as good as either of them, with a higher TS%, BPM, and WS/48.
Averaging 17 points, 6.4 rebounds, 4.0 assists on 52/37/87.
I went for an 84 here, but I honestly think there's a case for him to be higher. Not because of this season's output, but because this is a player who has already proven themselves to be a star, and was lowered essentially only because of injuries.
I can't see any argument for why Hayward should be rated any different than Tatum or Brown. MAYBE he's a little worse on defense, but he's a much better playmaker than either of them and is much more experienced, and shown himself capable of carrying a team like he did on Utah.
Suggested: 84
Somewhat under the radar, with a lot of the attention being drawn to Boston's younger wings Tatuma and Brown, is Gordon Hawyard who is having a season that is just as good as either of them, with a higher TS%, BPM, and WS/48.
Averaging 17 points, 6.4 rebounds, 4.0 assists on 52/37/87.
I went for an 84 here, but I honestly think there's a case for him to be higher. Not because of this season's output, but because this is a player who has already proven themselves to be a star, and was lowered essentially only because of injuries.
I can't see any argument for why Hayward should be rated any different than Tatum or Brown. MAYBE he's a little worse on defense, but he's a much better playmaker than either of them and is much more experienced, and shown himself capable of carrying a team like he did on Utah.
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