The 2021-2022 NBA season is in full swing. At the end of the season, the league hands out five major awards. With most teams having played a quarter of their games, players have already left their marks for the year.
Coming to a close in November, the rookies have established who is going to be on the list going forward. Evan Mobley and Scottie Barnes continue to impress while Detroit’s Cade Cunningham is starting to come into his own.
As we head into late November, the rookie rankings are heating up with new appearances and some falling from the previous edition. Let’s take a look at the top rookies this week.
As the season goes on, wear and tear take place on the bodies and that’s what we’re starting to see in the rookie class. Injuries along with resting in the active NBA schedule are becoming a common trend for this rookie class.
At the beginning of the year, there was talk about how this rookie draft class could be one of the best, even drawing comparisons to the 2003 draft class. Through three weeks, they have lived up to expectations.
The first week around the association has wrapped and the rookies are having some fun. Even though only one week, there were many players that could’ve made the list but overall five will take the cake this week. While it’s important to not get caught up with just the first week, these rookies made a name for themselves. Let’s take a look a look at the best five rookies from 10/19-10/25.
As the 2021-2022 NBA season is about to enter full swing, we look at the top five picks and what they bring to their teams this season.
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.
With the lottery now in the books, the NBA playoffs winding down, and the NBA Draft combine wrapping up, it is officially rumor season. Players are seeing their stock rise like crazy, but we’ve also seen some pretty dramatic dips from this past week or so.
The 2021-2022 NBA season is in full swing. At the end of the season, the league hands out five major awards. With most teams having played a quarter of their games, players have already left their marks for the year.
Coming to a close in November, the rookies have established who is going to be on the list going forward. Evan Mobley and Scottie Barnes continue to impress while Detroit’s Cade Cunningham is starting to come into his own.
As we head into late November, the rookie rankings are heating up with new appearances and some falling from the previous edition. Let’s take a look at the top rookies this week.
As the season goes on, wear and tear take place on the bodies and that’s what we’re starting to see in the rookie class. Injuries along with resting in the active NBA schedule are becoming a common trend for this rookie class.
At the beginning of the year, there was talk about how this rookie draft class could be one of the best, even drawing comparisons to the 2003 draft class. Through three weeks, they have lived up to expectations.
The first week around the association has wrapped and the rookies are having some fun. Even though only one week, there were many players that could’ve made the list but overall five will take the cake this week. While it’s important to not get caught up with just the first week, these rookies made a name for themselves. Let’s take a look a look at the best five rookies from 10/19-10/25.
As the 2021-2022 NBA season is about to enter full swing, we look at the top five picks and what they bring to their teams this season.
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.
With the lottery now in the books, the NBA playoffs winding down, and the NBA Draft combine wrapping up, it is officially rumor season. Players are seeing their stock rise like crazy, but we’ve also seen some pretty dramatic dips from this past week or so.
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