Okay, we are back to work here to talk about the development of the young players in the Northwest Division.

A lot of young players that are pretty interesting in this division, the criteria.

Generally, we're going to talk about anyone with three or fewer years of experience,

unless it's someone who doesn't really have enough of a track record at the NBA level to get into that much.

And for those players who are not rookies, we will give them a development grade

where there's enough of a sample to do so one through ten on how they've improved.

Or not improved over the past year.

So Danny, which of these fine teams would you like to begin with?

Let's start with the Minnesota December rolls and start with a player who is not getting a development grade

because he's a rookie and that is Jerk Culver.

Culver was the sixth overall.

I thought you were going to say it's because he didn't develop.

Hey, hey, let's not get ahead of ourselves.

He actually did get better throughout the season.

Absolutely.

It also was a very low place to start.

It was.

And so Culver, this was age 20 season after his two years at Texas Tech.

And some of the big picture stats for him started 35 of 63 games, 9 points, 2 assists,

3 rebounds, and about 24 minutes a game.

P.E.R. a little bit under 10, 47% true shooting on 19% usage.

And part of why that true shooting was so rough is 30% on 6.83% positions.

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