Of those who did participate at the NBACombine, a select few clearly helped themselves. Taking top honors was MarquetteMBB forward Olivier-Maxence Prosper. More from johnhollinger:
, diverting our attention to myriad different issues heading into transaction season. Shockingly, however, the gathering also manages to produce some useful information about the players who will be in the NBA Draft. Talent evaluators walked away with lots of new information to help inform their decisions on June 22.The combine changed its format a bit this week, to reviews that were perhaps slightly more favorable.
The scrimmages are always a highlight. This year’s were competitive and gave some added late information for scouts, especially for teams picking in the second round. Unfortunately, opted not to play in them, including several players with iffy draft stocks who really could have used another positive impression.Of those who did participate, a select few clearly helped themselves:, a big wing who didn’t show a lot offensively this season. He scored a game-high 21 points in the first day’s scrimmage and, not shockingly, pulled out of the second day.
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