Keshad Johnson - Arizona (PF - HT: 6’7” WING: - WT: 225 - A: )

- Big defensive forward who can lock down 1 - smaller 5s
- Tons of hustle and strength
- Shooting well this year, could be a great 3 and D guy if the shooting sticks
- Really good cutter and will drive HARD to the rim
- Would be an awesome addition to a contending team needing defense and spot up shooting
- Shades of OG Anunoby, Aaron Gordon
- Fits on pretty much any team

GSW position: SF/PF

Highs: long arms (good at getting steals), athletic, can hit the three of open, plays at the rim and above at times, good passer at his position, can rebound (would want more though), good enough on ball defender, get fast points without being recognized for it, he knows his role

Lows: turnovers kind of high, not a good jump shooter, fouls are high, can hit a 3 just had to be better at it, 1 out of 2 free throws usually ( with each pair at times)

Joseph select

Eu particularmente vi pouco, mas é da faculdade de Mathurin então deve ser útil.

Comparação: Grant Williams

STRENGTHS:

• An extremely engaged defender on and off the ball; works hard to keep the shell in tact, closes out to shooters with intent, and dig on players driving to the rim. Easily his best skill

• Operated solidly as a pick and pop screener and shooter; has the body to run pick and pops and shot 39% from three this season

• Spot-up shooter in the corners and a catch and shoot guy off of pick and pops and made teams pay for leaving him unguarded (46% on unguarded catch and shoots); sounds like a great complementary wing to me

WEAKNESSES:

• Only one good shooting season during his collegiate season; shot 25% from three and 60% from the free throw line during his four years at SDSU, not viable at all those year

• Did not have a great handle or a willingness to dribble and was not the greatest or smartest passer/playmaker (1.8 assists to 1.6 turnovers at Arizona)

• Will have to rely on power and strength and bumping ball handlers when he guards on the perimeter; not bad at moving his feet but would like for him to hone in on becoming quicker laterally

• Has a slow developing jumper that needs more refinement

Player Comparison: Shades of Grant Williams and Jae Crowder

Pros: Strong muscular frame-takes advantage of it. Tough-strong drives to the rim. Offensive rebounds and defensive rebounds are strong and well carries out for height. Great Eye on D, dunk machine maybe?

Cons: Lower ceiling with attributes, translation to NBA will require jumps in intangibles.

Range: Early 2nd-UDF Age: Older guy Aura: 6/10 Bruiser

Notes: Love his confidence and style. Seems like a good teammate and motivator with a high motor.

F 6'8" 224 6'11"

DOB: June 23rd, 2001 (23)

27.6 MPG - 36 GP 11.5/5.9/1.8(1.6)/1.0/0.7 53.0/38.7/71.0

Will fill the lanes and run the floor in transition, he can also commit and be very disruptive on the defensive end.

Ceiling: Jae Crowder