Pick whoever you're most interested in. Ayton: 22p,11r, 1bpg Simons: 25p, 3r, 5a Scoot: 17p, 3r, 6a Shaedon: 14p, 4r
Ayton. 23 and 12.6 Scoot 16 pts 4 rbds 6.8 assist sharpe 16 Grant 23 and .1 rebound Ant 24. Assist 4.5
Scoot 17pts 7 assists 3 boards Simons 23pts 3 assists 2.5 boards Sharpe 20pts 2.5 assists 4 boards 40% from 3 (he gets the start in the 2nd half after we trade Simons at the deadline for a haul and then his points soar slotted in next to Scoot) Grant 21pts 2 assists 4.5 boards (he also gets traded at the deadline) Ayton 20pts 8 boards 1Blk Time lord 10pts 11 boards and 2.25Blks
It's hard to predict Ayton stats. I refuse to watch anything Phoenix because I hate the Suns. I think 16 & 10 + 1.5blks would be an awesome starting average for the Blazers new Center. His stats should go up over time with more reps and adaptation.
Ayton 25pts 11rbs Grant 18pts 5rbs Simons 22pts Shae 16pts 5rbs Scoot 14pts 9 assist Williams 8pts 8rbs Brog 10pts 6 assist Walker 5 pts 4rbs Murray 5pts
Ant: 26/3/6 - achievable imo. Getting 6apg is probably going to be the easy part for him, he was getting around that many without Dame in the lineup. Ant will probably get around 20 fga, I want ant to go out shooting 12 3s a game and aim for 40%, which would be 5 makes a game. If he up’s his ftm to 4 a game, he’ll be in the 26ppg ballpark or even higher. Ayton: 22/11/2 - If he gets 16 fga and makes 57% of them, and up’s his ftm to 3, he’ll be at 21.24ppg (at 18 fga, he’ll be at 23.5ppg assuming everything else stays the same). I would hope he gets to 12+rbg because he’s capable of that, but I’d be happy with a small uptick to 11. Grant: 22/5/3 - maybe a small uptick in everything but his role stays largely the same. Hoping for more 3s. I think we have the right players to really launch that many 3’s up a night. Scoot: 16/4/7 - I think 16 is a good number to aim for. Assuming 44% on 14 fga, he would have to get a combination of 4 3’s and ftm. I think 14 fga is really enough for Scoot, I would rather he explore creating for others. If he averaged 10 apg year 1, I’d be REALLY excited. Sharpe: 15/4/3 - I didn’t really put much thought into it because he’s a wild card to me. Between struggling on defense, turnovers, still learning to process the game quickly, getting yanked early, 15 ppg sounded unrealistic. I guess it’ll really depend on when Brogdon is traded. I think Sharpe will score and handle the ball more when that happens.
