Post by Skillz on Apr 28, 2008 20:59:30 GMT -5
In the 2nd annual big TC edition, we will once again take a look at what is the most exciting period of any league: the training camp. The point in which a players value can rise to measures off the charts or the point in which a formally productive player may turn into complete shit.
Here are the players whose stock has risen this offseason:
Deron Williams PG 20 6'3'' 210 C+ B- B+ B C B
Deron Williams PG 20 6'3'' 210 B- B- B+ B C A
Let's be honest, this was not a gigantic TC, but this brings Deron's value to a much higher level. B to A potential gives teams the impression that a player has more room to grow and that B- inside just looks a whole lot prettier than C+.
Gilbert Arenas PG 23 6'3'' 191 B A- B+ B+ C B
Gilbert Arenas PG 23 6'3'' 191 B+ A A- A- C B
G.O.A.T? Seriously, the way things are going, Arenas could be the MVP. I don't think i've ever seen someone with so many consistently great TC's.
Nate Robinson PG 21 5'9'' 180 B C+ C+ C+ C+ C
Nate Robinson PG 21 5'9'' 180 B+ C+ B- B- C+ C
Yee, sick TC for the mini man. Those ratings are sexy to say the least, but we still don't know how his game will translate considering post of his inside rating is likely due to his jumping. At the very least, Nate should be a very good backup combo guard.
Andrew Bynum C 18 7'0'' 285 C+ D+ D+ B- C+ A
Andrew Bynum C 18 7'0'' 285 B- D+ D+ B+ B- A
Hello there rookie and welcome to the BBS. Absolutely sick training camp for Bynum who definitely worked hard in the offseason. He should be a stud in a couple of years as he has the frame, potential, and skill set to be a star in this league.
Al Jefferson PF 19 6'10'' 265 B- C- C B B A
Al Jefferson PF 19 6'10'' 265 B D+ C A- B+ A
Jefferson, like Arenas, had a 2nd straight sick TC. There is no doubt Jefferson will be a top of the line big man, as his potential looks to be sky high at this point. I see A- C- C A- A- C prime ratings.
LeBron James SF 20 6'8'' 240 A- C+ B B+ C+ A
LeBron James SF 20 6'8'' 240 A- B- B+ A- B- A
Oh god, Lebron has officially entered the BBS. After some good but not GREAT tc's, Lebron jut blew up. Outside, handles, defense, rebounding. It should be scary to see what Lebron does in a few years.
Carmelo Anthony SF 21 6'9'' 232 B B+ B- C+ C+ B
Carmelo Anthony SF 21 6'9'' 232 B+ A- B- B C+ B
I was wrong, Melo is a stud. Spencer was a meanie with discouraging draft notes. Expect 25+ points and 8+ rebounds for the next decade from Anthony.
Chris Paul PG 20 5'11'' 175 C+ B B+ C+ C A
Chris Paul PG 20 5'11'' 175 C+ A- B+ B+ C A
My favorite player in the NBA may now be my favorite player in the BBS. CP3 blew up in his rookie TC, finally giving the Jazz to build around. The sky is the limit for Paul as he could potentially be the best PG in the league some day.
Chuck Hayes PF 22 6'6'' 240 B- C- C C+ B- B
Chuck Hayes PF 22 6'6'' 240 B C- C C+ B A
Other Notables:
Andrew Bogut
Luol Deng
Shawn Marion
Dwight Howard
Desmond Mason
Antawn Jamison
Marcus Banks
David Lee
It's quite possibly i forgot some players, not easy to catch every good TC.
Something was fishy with his incredibly good draft notes. Turns out, Hayes had some hidden potential and now looks to be worthy of that # 15 pick. It should be interesting to see how the rest of his career progresses.
Here are the players whose stock has risen this offseason:
Deron Williams PG 20 6'3'' 210 C+ B- B+ B C B
Deron Williams PG 20 6'3'' 210 B- B- B+ B C A
Let's be honest, this was not a gigantic TC, but this brings Deron's value to a much higher level. B to A potential gives teams the impression that a player has more room to grow and that B- inside just looks a whole lot prettier than C+.
Gilbert Arenas PG 23 6'3'' 191 B A- B+ B+ C B
Gilbert Arenas PG 23 6'3'' 191 B+ A A- A- C B
G.O.A.T? Seriously, the way things are going, Arenas could be the MVP. I don't think i've ever seen someone with so many consistently great TC's.
Nate Robinson PG 21 5'9'' 180 B C+ C+ C+ C+ C
Nate Robinson PG 21 5'9'' 180 B+ C+ B- B- C+ C
Yee, sick TC for the mini man. Those ratings are sexy to say the least, but we still don't know how his game will translate considering post of his inside rating is likely due to his jumping. At the very least, Nate should be a very good backup combo guard.
Andrew Bynum C 18 7'0'' 285 C+ D+ D+ B- C+ A
Andrew Bynum C 18 7'0'' 285 B- D+ D+ B+ B- A
Hello there rookie and welcome to the BBS. Absolutely sick training camp for Bynum who definitely worked hard in the offseason. He should be a stud in a couple of years as he has the frame, potential, and skill set to be a star in this league.
Al Jefferson PF 19 6'10'' 265 B- C- C B B A
Al Jefferson PF 19 6'10'' 265 B D+ C A- B+ A
Jefferson, like Arenas, had a 2nd straight sick TC. There is no doubt Jefferson will be a top of the line big man, as his potential looks to be sky high at this point. I see A- C- C A- A- C prime ratings.
LeBron James SF 20 6'8'' 240 A- C+ B B+ C+ A
LeBron James SF 20 6'8'' 240 A- B- B+ A- B- A
Oh god, Lebron has officially entered the BBS. After some good but not GREAT tc's, Lebron jut blew up. Outside, handles, defense, rebounding. It should be scary to see what Lebron does in a few years.
Carmelo Anthony SF 21 6'9'' 232 B B+ B- C+ C+ B
Carmelo Anthony SF 21 6'9'' 232 B+ A- B- B C+ B
I was wrong, Melo is a stud. Spencer was a meanie with discouraging draft notes. Expect 25+ points and 8+ rebounds for the next decade from Anthony.
Chris Paul PG 20 5'11'' 175 C+ B B+ C+ C A
Chris Paul PG 20 5'11'' 175 C+ A- B+ B+ C A
My favorite player in the NBA may now be my favorite player in the BBS. CP3 blew up in his rookie TC, finally giving the Jazz to build around. The sky is the limit for Paul as he could potentially be the best PG in the league some day.
Chuck Hayes PF 22 6'6'' 240 B- C- C C+ B- B
Chuck Hayes PF 22 6'6'' 240 B C- C C+ B A
Other Notables:
Andrew Bogut
Luol Deng
Shawn Marion
Dwight Howard
Desmond Mason
Antawn Jamison
Marcus Banks
David Lee
It's quite possibly i forgot some players, not easy to catch every good TC.
Something was fishy with his incredibly good draft notes. Turns out, Hayes had some hidden potential and now looks to be worthy of that # 15 pick. It should be interesting to see how the rest of his career progresses.
