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25. Shaquille Harrison (originally undrafted)
Think of this as the first flyer ever taken in a redraft. Shaquille Harrison has only averaged 3.6 points in 79 appearances in the past three seasons, but ultimately made Gary Payton II Golden State like he made his player in the Warriors’ rotation. Defense is possible.
Harrisons career mark As for defensive rebound percentage, steal percentage and block percentage are okay around Payton. At 6 feet 7 inches, he’s 4 inches taller than he is and, in theory, could work better in a positionless defensive scheme.
That said, becoming a decent attacking player still seems like a steep climb.
24. Derrick Jones Jr. (originally undrafted)
The theme continues with another defensive ace struggling on the other side of the floor.
However, Derrick Jones Jr. has an advantage as a rim runner like Bruce Brown Jr.high flyer hit 69.1 percent The number of shots within 3 feet of the rim throughout his career.
23. Georges Nyan (originally 50th pick)
Georges Niang entered the rotation of the Utah Jazz and Philadelphia 76ers due to his ability to strike from deep.
Niang has made 40.4% of his 1,025 career 3-point attempts. He’s not a lockdown defender, but his stature (6’7″, 230 pounds) makes him more of an obstacle to countering an attack than the last specialist, Forbes.
22. Furkan Korkmaz (No. 26 pick)
Furkan Korkmaz has also had some success as a high-volume floor spacer on the 76er, but his 3-point percentage plummeted to a career-low 28.9 last year. However, his 39.0% clip in his two previous seasons suggests that last year was an outlier.
Korkmaz also has a bit more popping off the dribble and a slightly higher assist rate than his stationary spacer, Niang.
21. Juancho Hernangomez (No. 15 pick)
Bo Cruz, uh, Juancho Hernangomes broke out on Netflix Hustlebut he hasn’t had his moment in the NBA yet.
At 6 feet 9 inches, Hernangomez is two inches taller than Niang and Korkumaz and moves pretty well for a player of his size. above average With a 3-point percentage, he could be a dangerous combo off the bench and forward.
Last season, in 17 appearances (including nine starts) for the Jazz to close out the 2021-22 season, he shot from deep 43.8 percent.
