Minnesota Timberwolves
Post by Walt Frazier on Apr 1, 2014 2:38:33 GMT
Current Rating: 78
Reasons for Decrease: Hey, Biyombo is still young but we've seen a plethora of underdeveloped and raw big men never figure it out in the NBA. After giving him 23 mpg in his rookie season and 27 mpg last year, the Bobcats have figured out he's better in small doses b/c he's not all that good, and he gets just 14 mpg now. He puts up 3 points, 5 rebounds and 1 block. He can't shoot FT, which isn't crazy considering he's a big man, and he has a good "FG%" at 61.1%, but I assume those are primarily putbacks and dunks. He has no real shot. 78 is way too high for him. If he ever figures it out I'll be on the bandwagon but he's not close to a 78 right now after 3 years in the NBA.
Suggested Rating: 72. Should have good block and some defensive #'s but offense is non-existent other than maybe dunks.
Reasons for Decrease: Hey, Biyombo is still young but we've seen a plethora of underdeveloped and raw big men never figure it out in the NBA. After giving him 23 mpg in his rookie season and 27 mpg last year, the Bobcats have figured out he's better in small doses b/c he's not all that good, and he gets just 14 mpg now. He puts up 3 points, 5 rebounds and 1 block. He can't shoot FT, which isn't crazy considering he's a big man, and he has a good "FG%" at 61.1%, but I assume those are primarily putbacks and dunks. He has no real shot. 78 is way too high for him. If he ever figures it out I'll be on the bandwagon but he's not close to a 78 right now after 3 years in the NBA.
Suggested Rating: 72. Should have good block and some defensive #'s but offense is non-existent other than maybe dunks.
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