06-09-2023, 12:18 PM
(06-09-2023, 12:05 PM)The Jom Wrote: Like the exercise. Disagree with the results. Potential and youth aren’t factored in (Bam), and team support isn’t factored out (Brook). Defensive ability also seems undervalued (Myles). Let me be the outcast here who thinks Ayton would be an ideal fit.
My top 10 in revised order (numbers showing original rank):
1. Nikola Jokic, 28yo rating:75.74
2. Joel Embiid, 29yo rating:75.66
8. Bam Adebayo, 25yo rating:60.77
4. Jaren Jackson Jr., 23yo rating:62.87
3. Anthony Davis, 30yo rating:70.08
17. Deandre Ayton, 24yo rating:54.42
9. Rudy Gobert, 30yo rating:59.99
28. Walker Kessler, 21yo rating:46.67
6. Domantas Sabonis, 27yo rating:61.37
22. Myles Turner, 27yo rating:50.22
Honorable mention:
7. Evan Mobley, 21yo rating:61.08
10. Jarrett Allen, 25yo rating:59.8
14. Karl-Anthony Towns, 27yo rating:57.09
15. Naz Reid, 23yo rating:54.44
16. Robert Williams III, 25yo rating:54.43
18. Wendell Carter Jr., 24yo rating:53.56
24. Jakob Poeltl, 27yo rating:48.56
25. Mitchell Robinson, 25yo rating:48.3
26. Clint Capela, 29yo rating:48.23
27. Jusuf Nurkic, 28yo rating:47.96
31. Christian Koloko, 22yo rating:45.34
38. Jalen Duren, 19yo rating:40.51
41. Onyeka Okongwu, 22yo rating:39.93
54. James Wiseman, 22yo rating:30.74
Nope. Tough to statistically predict potential. Completely subjective. That's why I state it's based upon production... starting production, which is going to negate players like Sharpe. However, it makes young players like Reid stick out exceptionally well.
Turner is no way near top 10. Ditto with Kessler, but I know you're applying potential.
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