Chuck Hayes I dont think the league sees how good he is, obviously not superstar, but he he clearly has star-potential, he has talent for the all-star game, but I dont think he will get in, because people wants to see flashy players in that game.
I beleive so as well. Will they be patient enough to wait for him to develop or will the SELL HIGH before then. Rocket River
I remember Ben Wallace in Orlando . . .he was a steal in a trade for . .. I forget who . . .they treated him like a throw in. Rocket River
Yes, I definitely see the parallels between Chuck Hayes and Ben Wallace's careers. Hayes has been around a while now though, but Big Ben may have taken a few seasons to be come the monster he became in detroit. I'm guessing from memory about 4 or 5 seasons to become a perrenial DPOY. Hayes is around that territory now in terms of breaking out.
If Hayes had Wallace's height (lol) and wingspan he would be a contender for DPOY already; he doesn't.
paul george xavier henry terrence williams dejuan blair patrick patterson jonny flynn jrue holiday lou williams toney douglas eric bledsoe wilson chandler derrick favors john wall demarcus cousins evan turner wesley johnson darren collison
You believe Patrick Patterson can be a star, and I agree with you. ===================== From this point on I'm not trying to be catty with you, just so you know. ===================== This is not an either/or situation. Wherever Patterson goes, as long as he gets minutes, he will become a star. The NBA will know his name moreso than the way they currently know Carl Landry's name. ALSO, selling high is not a bad thing, and if it landed the Rockets an important player it would not spell the end for Patrick Patterson's career if he were part of the exchange. I foresee Scola being traded before Patterson. --Jawad
kyle lowry twill anthony randolph patrick patterson george hill jwall i have a feeling that fields wont do good next season
Kyle Lowry. Not superstar, but there is all-star potential. Just needs to keep building on this season and not take a step back.
There's a couple that stand out to me. Some may not be a superstar but surely a star. Serge Ibaka - The dude reminds me of a taller, stronger, more defensive-minded Carl Landry as far as passion goes. He will improve his scoring to about 15-19 ppg and eventually win DPOY in this league. Derrick Favors - Incredibly athletic and I think was not in a good situation in New Jersey. I think Utah will try and develop him and he will have a MUCH better season next season. Plus the dude is only 19! DeMarcus Cousins - Strong, athletic, no-BS attitude and talented. He will be a force in this league. I see him as being a franchise player and someone who will lead a team opposed to just being the best player on his team. He WILL turn his attitude into one of his positives. S. Curry - One of the purest three point shooters in the game. Can handle the ball, pass with accuracy and is very smart. He needs to get out of GS and play for a team that could turn that into something positive. I don't think he will be a franchise player, but someone who as he gets past his prime and is making less will win a couple championships playing second scoring option. John Wall and Blake Griffin - Duh... Evan Turner - Don't sleep on the guy. He is still someone who has potential to be a star. Don't know if Westbrook is considered a superstar, but he is superstar talent. I do believe Ppatt has a high chance to be an All-Star, just not the best player of a championship team. A couple players who will be stand-out talents but not superstar: Holiday with the Sixers Jennings with the Bucks Wesley with Minny Kevin Love with Minny (beastly numbers but not a person to carry a team) McGee with Washington (would love to have him here despite the IQ) Jordan with the Clippers Eric B. with the Clippers (could go either way) DeRozen (although I do think he will average over 25 next year and play good defense.) A couple of players that have potential to be an all star or superstar but will never reach their potential: Anthony Randolph Terrence Williams (although I am still willing to take a change on him) Wilson Chandler Johnny Flynn
Star= S | Super Star= SS | Already There = -- (I listed them by birth year just to show the differences in age and show them in their age group, and I'm also bored in class ) The list consist of 23yrs old or younger. 1991- Derrick Favors (SS) Xavier Henry (S) 1990- Jrue Holiday(SS) Paul George (SS) Greg Monroe(SS) John Wall (SS) DeMarcus Cousins(SS) Eric Bledsoe (S) Al-Farouq Aminu (S) 1989- Blake Griffin (SS) Anthony Randolph (S) Patrick Patterson (S) Michael Beasley (S) Tyreke Evans (S) Demar Derozan (SS) Brandon Jennings (S) Serge Ibaka (SS) 1988- Kevin Durant (--) Derrick Rose(--) Kevin Love (--) Russell Westbrook (--) Brook Lopez (S) Eric Gordon (SS) Nicolas Batum (S) Javale McGee (S) DeAndre Jordan (S) Thaddeus Young (S) Evan Turner (S) 1987- Andrew Bynum (SS) Wesley Johnson (S) OJ Mayo (S) Terrence Williams (S) Darren Collison (S) Jordan Hill (S) Hasheem Thabeet (S)
