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Baylor
Jalen Bridges

Baylor

Senior
HT/WT/WS6' 6", 213lbs
Age22

PTS

12.2
  

AST

1.4
  

REB

5.7
  

FG%

46.6
 

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Community Scouting Reports (17)


Jack Anderson
u/jda7749

#39

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SF - HT: 6’8” - WING: - WT: 220 - A:

- power wing with a good handle and shot
- Good rebounder
- Solid defender
- Really solid all around guy. Makes a real impact
- Shades of Cam Johnson, Sam Hauser, Julian Strawther


Analysis done by @jda7749. View their full  draft big board and scouting reports here.
Roller Chest
u/PoPOut1

#3

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GSW position: SF

Highs: can shoot the 3, can defend, hustler rebound to put it back in the hoop and on the defensive end for rebounds has a knack of where it will be and hustle for them as well, handles not bad, always have his hands out for deflections and steals, has a nic offensive game all around can hit in the mid range, he’s best used off ball, defensively can stay in front even with fast guards

Lows: does not really try to get his own shot much (can do it though), has to be are with puahing off at times has to know when to create more separation



Analysis done by @PoPOut1. View their full  draft big board and scouting reports here.
John Pikiell
u/jpikiell7

#39

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Stud should go now because he's not getting any younger. Smart big off the ball player that is a solid catch and shoot guy, cutter and slasher. Athletic and a good defender. Shades of Nic Batum, Finney Smith, can help a team early on.



Analysis done by @jpikiell7. View their full  draft big board and scouting reports here.
Ian Monje
u/iblakem10

#39

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STRENGTHS:

  • WEAKNESSES:

Best role upon entering the NBA:

Player Comparison: Shades of



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Oz
u/ozway

#40

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Analysis done by @ozway. View their full  draft big board and scouting reports here.
Dylan Myhal
u/dylanrm2008

#37

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Pro Comparison: Royce O'neale x Mikal Bridges

  • On-Ball Defense

  • Catch-and-Shoot Threat

  • Off-Ball Mover

++Strengths:++

  1. Dynamic shooter who can hit 3s off both screens and the dribble

  2. High IQ player without that ball (Relocates along the perimeter and looks for opportunities to cut)

  3. His intelligence also applies to his passing as he limits mistakes

  4. Competitive defender with a long wingspan who can switch screens to defend multiple positions and disrupt passing lanes

++Weaknesses:++

  1. Inconsistent 3 point shooter until his senior year (But 80% from the free throw line is encouraging)

  2. Low usage so far and hasn't proven he can be a lead player



Analysis done by @dylanrm2008. View their full  draft big board and scouting reports here.
Vlsify
u/vlsify

#58

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Position: Power Forward / Small Forward / 6'8 / 6'10 wingspan / 213 lbs / 23 years old on Opening Night / 2023-24 Stats: 35 GP / 35 GS / 32 MPG / 12 ppg / 6 rpg - (1.9 orpg/3.7 drpg) / 1 apg / 1.1 spg / 0.6 bpg / 47% FG on 8.8 attempts per game / 41% 3PT on 5.1 attempts per game / 82% FT on 2.3 attempts per game



Analysis done by @vlsify. View their full  draft big board and scouting reports here.
Maroon, Ph.D.
u/maroon_ph_d

#53

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The disruptiveness stands out way more for me than the POA. I think he can become a legitimate weapon with how well he uses his length and his decision-making (great on the offensive end as well). He will have to play harder than anybody else on the court to carve out a role.



Analysis done by @maroon_ph_d. View their full  draft big board and scouting reports here.
Shrikar Vattikuti
u/vshrikar

#46

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  • Bridges is the consummate role player who excels as an off-the-ball do-everything wing who will be a 3&D player at the next level. He does all of the little things well and doesn’t need the ball to be effective. He moves well without the ball and is a good cutter with solid finishing ability in the lane.

  • Bridges has struggled a bit with his 3-point shot but he’s got great form and the numbers don’t tell the whole story.

  • On the defensive end Bridges can lock down 1-3 and even guard smaller 4’s. He’s a really good help defender who has great awareness and instincts.




Analysis done by @vshrikar. View their full  draft big board and scouting reports here.
nflinabnit
u/nflinabnit

#55

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F 6'8" 213 6'10"

DOB: May 14th, 2001 (23)

31.7 MPG - 35 GP 12.2/5.7/1.4(1.0)/1.1/0.6 46.6/41.2/82.3



Analysis done by @nflinabnit. View their full  draft big board and scouting reports here.