Post by aar on Jan 7, 2009 14:59:10 GMT -5
Ricardinho
6'7" 215
Brazil
Position: SF
Age: 20
Potential BBS Ratings
A- D+ B C+ C- A
Pros:
A freak athlete who possesses incredible leadership qualities. Has well-developed post moves, is exceptionally fast and is very unselfish. Overseas scouts have flocked to South America to get a glimpse of this kid, who is already of legendary status both in Brazil and on YouTube.
He is also great at stealing the ball and creates great fast break opportunities for himself and his teammates. He has perfected the give and go.
Those who have seen him project him to be closer to Tracy McGrady and Dominique Wilkins than Vince Carter because of his leadership abilities.
Cons
The most glaring con is his shooting. It needs to be improved and fast if he wants to be anything more than a one-trick pony.
Another thing that he needs to learn is how to take care of the ball. His turnovers won't be glaring at small forward, but don't attempt to convert him to a point guard, it won't happen.
In addition, he doesn't care all that much about grabbing rebounds, which is too bad, because with his athleticism, he could definitely pull down double digits.
Outlook:
He should be a top-5 pick and if he lives up to the hype, he could be one of the best small forwards in the league
6'7" 215
Brazil
Position: SF
Age: 20
Potential BBS Ratings
A- D+ B C+ C- A
Pros:
A freak athlete who possesses incredible leadership qualities. Has well-developed post moves, is exceptionally fast and is very unselfish. Overseas scouts have flocked to South America to get a glimpse of this kid, who is already of legendary status both in Brazil and on YouTube.
He is also great at stealing the ball and creates great fast break opportunities for himself and his teammates. He has perfected the give and go.
Those who have seen him project him to be closer to Tracy McGrady and Dominique Wilkins than Vince Carter because of his leadership abilities.
Cons
The most glaring con is his shooting. It needs to be improved and fast if he wants to be anything more than a one-trick pony.
Another thing that he needs to learn is how to take care of the ball. His turnovers won't be glaring at small forward, but don't attempt to convert him to a point guard, it won't happen.
In addition, he doesn't care all that much about grabbing rebounds, which is too bad, because with his athleticism, he could definitely pull down double digits.
Outlook:
He should be a top-5 pick and if he lives up to the hype, he could be one of the best small forwards in the league
