Ranking NBA Rookies
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2024
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The NBA is known for its influx of young talent each year, as rookies step onto the court with the hopes of making a significant impact on their teams. The 2023-2024 NBA season has seen several standout rookies who have caught the attention of fans, analysts, and teams alike. In this essay, we will delve into the performances of the top NBA rookies, analyzing their statistics, impact on winning, and overall contributions to their respective teams.
1. Victor Wembanyama
Victor Wembanyama, drafted as the No. 1 pick by the San Antonio Spurs, has displayed remarkable skills on both ends of the court. With season averages of 20.7 points, 10.3 rebounds, and 3.4 blocks per game, Wembanyama has established himself as a force to be reckoned with. Despite his individual brilliance, his impact on winning has been somewhat limited, as reflected by the Spurs' record of 14-52. However, Wembanyama's consistent performances, including a recent week averaging 20 points and 12 rebounds, highlight his potential to lead his team to greater success in the future.
2. Chet Holmgren
Chet Holmgren, the No. 2 pick in the 2022 NBA Draft selected by the Oklahoma City Thunder, has been a key contributor to his team's success. Despite a slight drop in scoring average to 16.8 points per game, Holmgren's impact on winning is evident with the Thunder boasting a record of 45-20. His defensive presence, averaging 2.5 blocks per game, adds a valuable dimension to the Thunder's lineup. Holmgren's focus on team success over individual accolades is commendable and sets a positive example for rookie players.
3. Brandon Miller
Brandon Miller, drafted second overall by the Charlotte Hornets, has faced challenges amidst his team's struggles, reflected in their record of 16-49. However, Miller's individual performances have been notable, averaging 17 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 2.4 assists per game. His recent week averaging 21 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 3.3 assists showcases his potential to be a cornerstone for the Hornets' future success. Despite the team's record, Miller's contributions are integral to the Hornets' rebuilding efforts.
4. Jaime Jaquez Jr., Miami Heat
Jaime Jaquez Jr., drafted at No. 18, has defied expectations with his impact on the Miami Heat. While his season averages of 12.8 points, 4 rebounds, and 2.6 assists may not stand out compared to other rookies, Jaquez's efficiency, shooting 65.4% last week, has been crucial for the Heat's success. His contributions extend beyond statistics, as he brings a veteran-like presence to the team despite being a rookie. The Heat's record of 35-29 reflects Jaquez's positive impact on winning.
5. Dereck Lively II, Dallas Mavericks
Dereck Lively II, selected at No. 12 by the Dallas Mavericks, has been a reliable presence alongside star player Luka Doncic. His averages of 8.9 points, 7 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks per game may not be eye-popping, but his impact on the court is undeniable. Lively's synergy with Doncic, evident in their on-court connection leading to scoring opportunities, highlights his value to the Mavericks' lineup. With the Mavericks boasting a record of 37-28, Lively's contributions have been instrumental in their success.
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6. Brandin Podziemski, Golden State Warriors
Brandin Podziemski, drafted at No. 19 by the Golden State Warriors, has been a versatile contributor with his ability to do the little things that impact winning. His averages of 9.7 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 3.9 assists per game may not capture headlines, but his intangible contributions, such as taking charges and making successful coaches' challenges, have been crucial for the Warriors.
7. Keyonte George, Utah Jazz
Keyonte George, selected at No. 16 by the Utah Jazz, has showcased his scoring prowess with an impressive average of 27.5 points per game in a recent week. Despite the Jazz's record of 28-37, George's offensive firepower and shooting efficiency have been notable, making him a player to watch as he continues to develop.
8. Cam Whitmore, Houston Rockets
Cam Whitmore, drafted at No. 20 by the Houston Rockets, has exceeded expectations with his impact on winning. The Rockets, with a record of 30-35, have benefited from Whitmore's contributions, both on the offensive and defensive ends. His ability to play up from his draft position highlights his determination and work ethic.
9. Amen Thompson, Houston Rockets
Amen Thompson, selected at No. 4 by the Houston Rockets, has been a bright spot in the team's recent successes. Averaging 10.3 points and showcasing a positive rating of +5.8, Thompson's contributions have been integral to the Rockets' 3-1 week and overall improvement.
10. Ausar Thompson, Detroit Pistons
Ausar Thompson, drafted at No. 5 by the Detroit Pistons, has shown flashes of potential despite the team's struggles. With strong offensive performances and a positive impact while on the court, Thompson's development will be crucial for the Pistons' future success. - Спорт
Ausar on the pistons is doing the rare rookie thing of being lights out on defense.
You're probably right. That's why he's on the NBA's list. I just don't watch a lot of pistons games.
@@whatshorts dude it's a genuine shame. Ausar is really keyed into his surroundings. He's the one who slapped Poole's hesitation floater shot into the stands LMAO.
If he was on GSW, Nuggets, Knicks, Clippers, Heat... Or anywhere with an operational identity he'd be outstanding.
begs the question would you rather get drafted lower and get paid less money knowing you're going to be a part of a better org?
@@whatshorts In the past, more money. Nowadays tho better org. It gets harder every year to be good at the NBA level without long term elite coaching and development.
i like how on chet's slide you just got a gif of wemby dunkin on him lol
I know gifs are hard to come by for these rookies.
It's been hard to be a Grizzlies fan, but GG JACKSON is a miracle
Silver lining, baby
It’s the little things. Good for you guys honestly, this wizards fan right here is down in the dumps.
The layout is a fucking mess 😂
messy chic
Box score watching on Ausar doesn't really tell how much impact he actually makes. Probably the best defender in the class, and a great playmaker + incredibly athletic, just needs to work on his shooting.
word. I'll watch some Pistons games and check him out. I like defenders.
@@whatshorts Unfortunately he's out for rest of season with a blood clot now, definitely think pistons could be interesting next year though!
Great video
glad you liked it, player
Duop Reath also has the best nickname in the league: "The Great Barrier Reath".
Did you just make that up? ;)
@@whatshortsNah, wish I was that clever.
Duop is a bit undersized for Center. His inside game isn't real special. His defense is not fantastic. But... he can get hot and stick the 3 ball. Good pick & pop big man.
maybe he'll develop into greatness
Reath is 28 years old. It's almost cheating to call him a rookie. His game has already been developed, he will either get better or worse.
Next time you do a video like this could you put the player stat lines a couple inches higher off the bottom of the screen?
This is the second or third video of yours where I can't read the stats because you put them too low no matter how I adjust my TV. I like your videos but this is really really annoying.
I can absolutely do that for you.
what is your full time job
software. Computas
I've got to disagree. I think that j-dub is the number two guy in OKC. He's been a fourth quarter beast.
you gotta admit it's close though
@@whatshorts I think it's a debate but I think Jada is going to be a superstar and Chet probably will as well. That is going to be a tough team to deal with in the years to come. Also could you please raise those statistics in your video? They're at the bottom of my television on some of the players and I can't read them.
Bring back the cat!
she was there the whole time ;)
what’s the situation with brandon miller
look it up. it happened while he was at Alabama. I'll warn you it's a sad story, g.
You should do best defenders in nba and, to prove agent 0iq, how bad europeans defens
I did a video on the DPOY candidates. might be too similar.
Can you do wnba
I'd like to do other leagues and sports, but I don't have the level of knowledge to do it well.