In just 21 minutes. His per 36 numbers are highly impressive and are legitimately all-star level and are only going to rise after tonight. And he's just 19.11 pts 14 boards 5 blocks...really nice game
I can't understand how the Bobcats didn't take him since they r so far away and 6'11 guys like him that are big and athletic are so rare.
I think he would not have developed as he is at Charlotte. He is very fortunate to be drafted by Detroit.
That's for damn sure.
11/6/2/1/1 in 28 minutes a game as a rookie, not a whiff.They probably already felt like they had that type of player in Biyombo - I know the Cats should be stockpiling assets at this stage of trying to build, but it's tough to double up on the same type of asset picking at No. 2.
Remains to be seen how Gilchrist develops as to whether it was a good pick or a whiff.
In just 21 minutes. His per 36 numbers are highly impressive and are legitimately all-star level and are only going to rise after tonight. And he's just 19.
For comparison's sake, let's take a look at this:
Andre Drummond Per 36: 12.6 points, 12.5 rebounds, 2.8 blocks, 1.5 steals
Dwight Howard Per 36: 17.8 points, 11.9 rebounds, 2.6 blocks, 1.1 steals
Jordan used the first pick in the draft a dozen years ago to pick a raw, athletic, physical specimen (Kwame Brown). My guess is that Jordan didn't want to hear the comments about the potential comparisons between the two.I can't understand how the Bobcats didn't take him since they r so far away and 6'11 guys like him that are big and athletic are so rare.
Jordan is a terrible judge of talent, when he bothers to pay attention to his team. Don't forget Adam Morrison over Rudy.Jordan used the first pick in the draft a dozen years ago to pick a raw, athletic, physical specimen (Kwame Brown). My guess is that Jordan didn't want to hear the comments about the potential comparisons between the two.