(09-19-2020, 08:47 PM)aguiar95 Wrote:(09-19-2020, 07:34 PM)Scott41theMavs Wrote: Bey is a lot higher on most draftboards. I don't know about the comparisons to DFS, because DFS was undrafted whereas Bey ranks high on most big boards in a very deep (though not top-heavy) draft.
My comp for him is H. Barnes. I just mentioned DFS as to his position/fit on the team and who he will guard.
I believe he is closer on the side to Kawhi, rather than H. Barnes. He is way more powerful than Barnes. He gets many assists for his position, and has excellent passing and vision for his size. Barnes is pure tunnel vision. Bey can pass out of trouble. He can even pass even with option to score, which Barnes would never do. Bey's skill, that is rare is he can make the mid range jumpers. This is a quality player. This skill is always useful to turn the games around, like we saw Kawhi, you cant scheme for this regardless what you do, especially against a player that can pass out of trouble. He is very hard to block (S. Bey) in his mid range game.
Comparison to Kawhi are less on defense. He is a great defender Bey, but not exceptional as Kawhi. How he develops here is unknown, but he has the tools and size.
He might become a better 3 point shooter than Kawhi.
He also has the fundamentals and few college and young players have this. This is very important. I think he may very well be the safest pick in the draft. I think he would start at SF day one if we got him, and never look back. He would make a serious impact the first season.