Post by killiam bing on Jan 26, 2023 14:29:35 GMT -5
Kobe Bryant
SG
6'6"
201
18
Lower Merion HS
The biggest upside player in the draft, Bryant could be the perfect shooting guard. However, there are some downsides. His range is limited, preferring to operate in the 17-19 foot range and eschewing the more valuable shot from just a few feet further out. He has OK ball control, but tries to go it alone too often and gets a bit sloppy when trapped or pressed. He may anger teammates with his ball dominant tendencies and his penchant for throwing up frat signs for an organization to which he does not belong (pictured). That said... he's a scoring machine from 17 feet and in and is incredibly athletic - jumps out of the gym and generates highlight reel blocks and interceptions, but doesn't turn that into many rebounds, especially on the offensive end, and his singlemindedness could limit his future growth.
SG
6'6"
201
18
Lower Merion HS
The biggest upside player in the draft, Bryant could be the perfect shooting guard. However, there are some downsides. His range is limited, preferring to operate in the 17-19 foot range and eschewing the more valuable shot from just a few feet further out. He has OK ball control, but tries to go it alone too often and gets a bit sloppy when trapped or pressed. He may anger teammates with his ball dominant tendencies and his penchant for throwing up frat signs for an organization to which he does not belong (pictured). That said... he's a scoring machine from 17 feet and in and is incredibly athletic - jumps out of the gym and generates highlight reel blocks and interceptions, but doesn't turn that into many rebounds, especially on the offensive end, and his singlemindedness could limit his future growth.