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Dunc'd On Basketball NBA Podcast

Top-10 Prospects in the NBA 2019-20

Dunc'd On Basketball NBA Podcast

Nate Duncan

Sports

4.52.9K Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2020

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

The top-10 prospects in the NBA 23 and under. This is now the 7th consecutive year of this list, and it may feature the best overall prospect of the entire run.  Plus where do we rank Zion Williamson without having played a game? How about Trae Young, having a great statistical season on a terrible Hawks team? Will Suns fans again be angry about the ranking of Devin Booker? And how to handle some massive surges by guys like Jaylen Brown and Brandon Ingram? Plus we discuss who dropped out, who moved up, who has the highest upside, and a ton of other subjects related to the best young players in the NBA. Please subscribe by searching “Dunc’d On” on your favorite podcast player.  And if you like this pod and want additional bonus content, please subscribe to support Nate and Danny at Patreon.com/DuncanLeroux.  Merchandise available at NateDuncanNBA.com, sponsors list also available at NateDuncanNBA.com. With Nate Duncan (@NateDuncanNBA and Danny Leroux @DannyLeroux).

Transcript

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0:00.0

Happy New Year everyone the first dunked on of a new decade and

0:05.5

Fitting that is one of our signature episodes top 10 prospects in the NBA

0:12.4

This is now gonna be the seventh consecutive year that I've done this I did it first in

0:18.8

2014 and

0:20.0

They let's just talk about what the criteria are for this episode before we get into it

0:26.0

The most important place to start is just the eligibility criteria and that is the players have to be age

0:32.2

23 or younger on basketball references age so that ties in with February 1st of that league year

0:38.5

So that that is the line we're using it's the it's an easy way to sort it's a fair way to do it

0:43.4

And that's what we've used the entire time the at least that we've been doing

0:46.9

I think that's what you used back in your writing days too

0:49.1

So that's that's the way it's been every year and then the other part is what well

0:53.4

So let me explain why why it is that we do age 23. It's basically just like that's the last year

0:59.5

We can be like boys only 23

1:02.3

Like the implication being that man this guy's gonna get so much better right that we just the sky is the limit for this guy

1:08.9

He's only 23 once you get to 24 you kind of ah, you know

1:12.3

I think this guy's pretty much established in something not that there aren't players who improve a lot after 24

1:17.0

But you don't see necessarily that meteoric rise

1:20.4

You don't have that multiple clay fun aspect of just trying to project what a guy can be I that's just my opinion of

1:27.7

You know that's the last number we had to do it somewhere

1:30.0

So I think that's a fair place to put it and you know generally you won't have anyone who's been in the league for more than

1:36.1

And we have a few guys who've been in for this is their fifth year

1:39.7

But you won't have anyone who's been in the league for more than five years even if they come in early and another way of putting it is when you think about the players who graduated out

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