Peterson looks like a guy who could average 26 ppg in the NBA tomorrow if you give him the shots. I worry about his impact on winning though. He draws a lot of attention and finds the open guy but I don't see him making plays for others in the classic sense. He goes to score when he can and passes out when he can't. That team is not connected at all and Peterson doesn't do anything to help. He might develop into a leader but he's not one now, or at least he didn't show it on Saturday. I see a classic professional scorer / bucket getter. I also see a jump shooter who could run hot / cold. The upside is an elite / effortless scorer who can close teams out at the end of games, but he seems like a lone wolf. He could turn out to be Zach Levine ... or more like Kobe.
Dybantsa can't miss. I'd take his motor over Peterson and live with the results. He's Siakam.
Boozer does so many good things that don't show up in the boxscore, and he lights up the boxscore too. I think he could be the best player on a championship team. The Kevin Love comp seems low. He's somewhere better than Sengun and not quite Jokic in terms of impact.
Didn't see Wilson play because he's hurt but I watched some clips including his matchup against Boozer. I see Chris Bosh.
Have no idea how to rank 5-10 unfortunately.
Dybantsa can't miss. I'd take his motor over Peterson and live with the results. He's Siakam.
Boozer does so many good things that don't show up in the boxscore, and he lights up the boxscore too. I think he could be the best player on a championship team. The Kevin Love comp seems low. He's somewhere better than Sengun and not quite Jokic in terms of impact.
Didn't see Wilson play because he's hurt but I watched some clips including his matchup against Boozer. I see Chris Bosh.
Have no idea how to rank 5-10 unfortunately.
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