jrue is definitely the optimistic outcome. melton would be more pessimistic and george hill probably median.I think Jrue is a fine, high outcome for Wallace. He is of the same mold. I would say his median is probably more like Deanthony Melton though.
They shouldn't value a pg in this draft at 9 over a harder to get prospect imo. Neither of these 2 are better overall prospects than some of the forwards that will be available either.If the Jazz take a point guard at 9, would you rather they take Anthony Black or Cason Wallace? I like both but I'm leaning towards Wallace at the moment.
Does the fact that their lengths are basically the same change anyone's vote?
Black only has 1.5'' on Cason with vertical reach, and Cason is an inch longer in wingspan. Their "functional" length is basically equal. Head height is a great luxury for PG's to see over the defense, but so is being low to the ground while still having the length/reach of someone taller.
Tony Jones also loves JHS and that’s the most polite way I can exemplify that maybe TJ’s takes aren’t the best. Great mouthpiece for the org, though.Black.
I just trust Tony Jones, and he swears by Black.
I don't love JHS either, but he can play. His combine measurements were better than Black or Wallace and his shot looks better as well.Tony Jones also loves JHS and that’s the most polite way I can exemplify that maybe TJ’s takes aren’t the best. Great mouthpiece for the org, though.
Bufkin might be the most well-rounded high-quality guard in the whole draft.JHS good measurements, doesn’t really do things that good measurements are supposed to do. Awful finishing around the basket and no defensive playmaking.
If there’s a third PG that might belong in this conversation it’s Bufkin.