Former Florida State forward, Scottie Barnes, has flown up draft boards in recent weeks, shattering the narrative that there is a clear top five in the 2021 NBA Draft. Barnes has been moving up due to his length, improved shooting, and high energy.
Corey Kispert was one of the best players in college basketball during the 2020-2021 season, leading Gonzaga to the National Championship game. Kispert is a knockdown shooter, but critics have concerns about upside due to his age. Let’s take a look at the skillset of the Gonzaga product.
Alperen Sengun is one of the most polarizing prospects in the draft. Many scouts are enamored by his post-scoring ability and offensive upside. Others are worried about his defense and lack of athleticism in the ‘modern NBA’. Let’s take a look at the skillset of the Turkish prospect.
Keon Johnson played one year for the University of Tennessee and is now entering the NBA draft at 19 years old. Johnson was a five-star prospect and his upside and athleticism has improved his stock over the past season.
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Collin Sexton is reportedly available in the trade market. According to The Athletic’s Jason Lloyd, the team is not willing to pay the young guard a rookie max extension. However, rumors of the guard potentially being traded are nothing new.
Happy Sunday and welcome back to the Daily Dollar, my fine-feathered faders. We are coming off a rough Saturday for sure, finishing 1-2 last night. The real kick in the grass was Mexico’s failure to score a single goal against Trinidad and Tobago, while completely dominating the game.
Evan Mobley is considered to be a top-three prospect in the 2021 NBA Draft by many. The 7’0” big man succeeded with the USC Trojans and won the Pac-12 Player of the Year Award in his one-and-done season.
The chances of finding a highly-touted rookie late in the draft is rare, but perhaps Boston already has such a player on its roster. So where could this sneaky good rookie come from?
It may surprise you is when someone out of nowhere suddenly steps up and gives their team an unexpected win. Let’s take a look at some of the players who became unlikely heroes in this year’s playoffs.
In today’s episode of Buck-Guys Talk, we start off the show with my experience watching and booing the Houston Astros live in person.
Recently, the NBA Draft Lottery did not pan out the way Oklahoma City Thunder fans hoped. The Thunder landed the sixth-overall pick and now sit with picks six, 16, and 18 in the first round of the draft.
The Philadelphia 76ers made big organizational changes after being swept by the Boston Celtics in the first round of the 2019-20 NBA season. Philadelphia also made several changes to its roster. Unfortunately, they stumbled in the playoffs again.
Former Florida State forward, Scottie Barnes, has flown up draft boards in recent weeks, shattering the narrative that there is a clear top five in the 2021 NBA Draft. Barnes has been moving up due to his length, improved shooting, and high energy.
Corey Kispert was one of the best players in college basketball during the 2020-2021 season, leading Gonzaga to the National Championship game. Kispert is a knockdown shooter, but critics have concerns about upside due to his age. Let’s take a look at the skillset of the Gonzaga product.
Alperen Sengun is one of the most polarizing prospects in the draft. Many scouts are enamored by his post-scoring ability and offensive upside. Others are worried about his defense and lack of athleticism in the ‘modern NBA’. Let’s take a look at the skillset of the Turkish prospect.
Keon Johnson played one year for the University of Tennessee and is now entering the NBA draft at 19 years old. Johnson was a five-star prospect and his upside and athleticism has improved his stock over the past season.
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Collin Sexton is reportedly available in the trade market. According to The Athletic’s Jason Lloyd, the team is not willing to pay the young guard a rookie max extension. However, rumors of the guard potentially being traded are nothing new.
Happy Sunday and welcome back to the Daily Dollar, my fine-feathered faders. We are coming off a rough Saturday for sure, finishing 1-2 last night. The real kick in the grass was Mexico’s failure to score a single goal against Trinidad and Tobago, while completely dominating the game.
Evan Mobley is considered to be a top-three prospect in the 2021 NBA Draft by many. The 7’0” big man succeeded with the USC Trojans and won the Pac-12 Player of the Year Award in his one-and-done season.
The chances of finding a highly-touted rookie late in the draft is rare, but perhaps Boston already has such a player on its roster. So where could this sneaky good rookie come from?
It may surprise you is when someone out of nowhere suddenly steps up and gives their team an unexpected win. Let’s take a look at some of the players who became unlikely heroes in this year’s playoffs.
In today’s episode of Buck-Guys Talk, we start off the show with my experience watching and booing the Houston Astros live in person.
Recently, the NBA Draft Lottery did not pan out the way Oklahoma City Thunder fans hoped. The Thunder landed the sixth-overall pick and now sit with picks six, 16, and 18 in the first round of the draft.
The Philadelphia 76ers made big organizational changes after being swept by the Boston Celtics in the first round of the 2019-20 NBA season. Philadelphia also made several changes to its roster. Unfortunately, they stumbled in the playoffs again.
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