Okay, we are back here doing the Atlantic division and recording this one on Saturday and

reminder for our criteria for this show, we're going to look at the development of the young

players with three or fewer years of experience generally unless it's only doesn't have

much of a track record at the NBA level this year.

And for players who are not rookies and have an adequate sample size in both years we're

going to give players a one through ten development rating.

Let us begin here with the New York Nick Bakers and their prize number three overall

pick in 2019, RJ Barrett.

RJ Barrett this was his age 19 season and rookie year of course coming out of Duke.

The basic top line stats 14 points, 5 rebounds, 2 and a half assists in 30 minutes of game

on the next 11 PER 40% true shooting on 24 usage.

And I would say overall an encouraging thing overall from that he shot 32% on threes, 5.6

a little lower than you would want and worth noting they're almost all assisted.

This is not off the dribble shooting from him but still 32% isn't horrendous.

No, it's not again noting that they're pretty much all catching shoots.

It lowers your opinion of that a little bit and also he started off red hot from three

relatively and cooled off throughout the course of the season.

Before we talk about some some more of the stats and some of our observations really worth

noting that his situation was terrible this year.

The big joke was oh he had no spacing at Duke with basically him and Zion and camera

just the only guy on the team who shot the reason.

Basically that was kind of the same thing that he had this year where maybe they would

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