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Ranking the 52 Rookies at Summer Leauge


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STUDS

2. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Bobcats

He played just one game, but he so thoroughly dominated it that the Bobcats really saw all they needed to see. There was no point risking further injury to his knee after he controlled the defense and the tempo of the game in a blowout win over the Kings.

For more on Kidd-Gilchrist's awesome game, read this.

13. Jeff Taylor, Bobcats

Already an elite defender, Taylor is a perfect fit in new coach Mike Dunlap's system. He is extremely quick sliding his feet, and he has great length to contest shots. In a full-court game, Taylor will thrive. He also flashed a pretty good three-point stroke, as well as a nice shot-fake, dribble pull-up game. The shots didn't always go down, but he was making all the right plays. He reminded me a lot of Thabo Sefolosha, except with better three-point capabilities.

Other Notables

1. MVP: Damian Lillard, Portland Trail Blazers

3. STUDS: John Henson, Milwaukee Bucks

6. STUDS: Bradley Beal, Washington Wizards

14. Promising Bigs: Tyler Zeller, Cleveland Cavaliers

18. Promising Bigs: Miles Plumlee, Indiana Pacers

19. Very Good in Their Role: Harrison Barnes, Golden State Warriors

26. Developing: Andre Drummond, Detroit Pistons

27. Developing: Kendall Marshall, Phoenix Suns

30. Developing: Austin Rivers, New Orleans Hornets

32. The Disappointments: Thomas Robinson, Sacramento Kings

52. Everyone Else: Fab Melo, Boston Celtics

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Ehh, I agree with the MKG assessment. I can't get with the Taylor write-up. He reminds me more of an Allan Houston-type player, but with better defense. Whereas others are trying to box him in as a defensive guy with some offensive skill, I see it the other way around.

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Thomas Robinson was awful... He hustled but just had limited ability to get around guysto score.....wheewww!

I thought I read somewhere that Sacramento had him playing the 3 and not the 4. Feel free to correct me if i am wrong in that assumption. But if he is playing the 3, that could explain his struggles in summer league.

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