Post by 👨🏼⚕️delapandemic🚑 on Feb 11, 2020 16:41:22 GMT
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Jamal Murray
PG
6'5"
6'5"
200
19
Kentucky
More of a combo-guard than a pure point guard, Murray looks to score more than facilitate. He possesses a 3pt range that must be respected by defenders, giving him a gravitational pull that will create more space for fellow teammates. Murray is comfortable finishing in the lane and has a variety of shots to finish in the paint, using his athleticism to be a creative finisher around the rim. However, because he will be tasked as the lead ball handler for whoever drafts him, there is some concern that he hasn’t played with the ball as much as anticipated, and not playing much PG in college games isn’t developing his skill at the position. The doubts about his ability to play full time PG could cosh him a few draft positions, as in limited situations looks timid with the ball when not attempting to score. On the other side, the tools and effort are there for Murray to be an above average defender, but he will often lose focus off the ball gambling for steals and hurt the team defensively. He is, though, an above average rebounder on the defensive glass for a combo guard (almost 6.5 RPG per 36 minutes).