NBA players that will exceed expectations

Players that would succeed expectations

  1. Hugo Gonzalez, with Jaylen Brown being traded in the offseason, that gives the Celtics offense a significant scoring hole. As we know, the Celtics truly rely on their forwards for scoring production and when you take the entree out the appetizers becomes the main dish, and that’s what is going to happen for Gonzalez, who is coming into his second year in the NBA after averaging just under 4 points per game last season, but with more minutes and scoring opportunities I believe he will score at least 13 points, and truly elevating his performance all around. 
  2. Kel’el Ware, another guy recently traded, he was involved in Gianni Antetokounmpo’s trade to Miami Heat sending him to Milwaukee Bucks, last year he averaged near 12 points per game and 9 rebounds, at only 22 years old. Last year sharing the rebounding load with Bam Adebayo, and scoring opportunities with Bam, Norman Powell and Tyler Herro, now he only needs to share the load with Tyler Herro on scoring. This year I expat him to average 15 points per game and 2 rebounds per game, making him a high impact player on the revamped Bucks,
  3. Egor Demin, last years number 8 pick in the NBA draft is about to take a big leap this year on the New York Nets, the Nets recently traded for forward Julius Randle and last year traded for forward Michael Porter Jr. from the Denver Nuggets, the Nets already have solidified number one and two option on the team, but they do not have a solidified number 3 option. That’s where Deming steps in, he can provide scoring boost when either of the stars are out, and provide hopefully an elite 3 ball this season, after having a good 3 ball last year. All signs point to a Nets guard stepping up, and I truly believe it will be the point guard from BYU.

One response to “NBA players that will exceed expectations”

  1. I don’t know much about NBA players but your analysis and knowledge in this field is amazing. Keep up the good work.

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