The Chronicles of the 2013 Daft

[SkylineXC]

So, I've decided to start a new dynasty in which I chronicle the careers of the top players at each position, plus a couple of young foreign players.

Here are the 11 players:

Justin Walcott PG 6-1 164 22 Miami (OH) RANK #9

College Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
21.3 8.5 9.5 1.2 2.0

Looks to be a weak point guard class. Walcott can do a little bit of everything and is the second best ballthief of the class.

Evan Wilcox PG 6-2 182 20 Vanderbilt RANK #12

College Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
12.6 6.2 5.8 0.9 1.2

Two years younger than Walcott, Wilcox appears to have plenty of potential.

Charles Robinson SG 6-4 192 21 Notre Dame RANK #1

College Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
26.5 4.0 9.6 1.3 1.7

Appears to be the best scorer of the draft. Ranked #1 for the entire year. Rebounds well for a 6-4 guard.

Ricardo Phillips SG 6-3 211 22 UConn RANK #3

College Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
22.2 7.0 7.3 1.2 1.3

Phillips has lived in the shadow of Robinson for 3 years, narrowly losing out on both the fresehman of the year and national player of the year awards to him. A much better passer than Robinson, but a lesser scorer and rebounder.

Derrick Bender SF 6-6 225 19 UCLA RANK #4

College Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
21.8 3.8 12.7 2.0 1.4

A crazy good rebounder for his position. Bender can also block shots and score. He has a tremendous upside and is drawing some comparisons to Andrei Kirilenko and Shawn Marion.

Guo-feng Li SF 6-6 217 19 China RANK #13

International Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
17.2 3.4 10.9 0.9 2.1

Dominated in the Chinese Leauge last season, was All-Leauge and All-Defense First Team. The best ballthief in the draft also rebounds well, compared very heavily to Derrick Bender

Francis Meadows SF 6-5 207 18 Australia RANK #15

International Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
14.3 2.2 5.0 1.3 0.9

Was just 17 during the Austalian season. Very raw but could develop well if given the time.

Chris Butler PF 6-10 238 21 Texas A&M RANK #2

College Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
25.4 2.8 15.6 1.2 1.5

Rebounds and Scores at will. Passing isn't the best, but other than that plays a fantastic all
Bart Harris PF 6-10 254 19 Iowa RANK #5


College Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
21.6 3.3 6.9 1.4 0.6
Built in the mold of Andrea Bargnani, can't rebound at all for a 6-10 power forward, but has great offensive skill that will find him a niche on some team.

Jamaal Williams C 6-10 279 19 Oregon RANK #7

College Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
14.7 4.3 8.2 1.7 0.6

A young center with plenty of upside. Passing ability is well developed in comparison to his overall game.

Tip Sullivan C 6-9 278 22 Dayton RANK #6

College Stats:

Points Assists Rebounds Blocks Steals
22.2 4.1 12.5 2.7 0.6

3 years older than Williams and looks to make a much more immediate impact to whatever team drafts him. An overall good player and appears to be one of the better shot blockers of the draft.

NBA Draft 2013:

1. Charles Robinson SG Phoenix
2. Ricardo Phillips SG Orlando
3. Derrick Bender SF Toronto
4. Chris Butler PF Indiana
5. Tip Sullivan C Sacramento
...
9. Guo-feng Li SF Detroit
10. Bart Harris PF Minnesota
14. Justin Walcott PG Charlotte
20. Jamaal Williams C Portland
24. Evan Wilcox PG Phoenix
32. Francis Meadows SF Toronto Raptors

[SkylineXC]

2013-2014 Season Recap

Justin Walcott PG Charlotte

Season Stats:
Points: 3.4
Rebounds: 1.4
Assists: 1.7
Steals: 0.5
Blocks: 0.1
Turnovers: 0.5
Minutes: 11.4
Games Played (Started) 64 (0)

Found some playing time behind Kemba Walker and his minutes increased throughout the season.

Awards:
All-Rookie Second Team


Evan Wilcox PG Phoenix

Season Stats:
Points: 1.8
Rebounds: 1.0
Assists: 1.0
Steals: 0.2
Blocks: 0.0
Turnovers: 0.8
Minutes: 9.4
Games Played (Started) 5 (0)

Spent most of the season in the D-Leauge developing his game and gaining experience.


Charles Robinson SG Phoenix


Season Stats:
Points: 15.7
Rebounds: 4.4
Assists: 1.5
Steals: 0.8
Blocks: 0.4
Turnovers: 1.4
Minutes: 30.3
Games Played (Started) 80 (79)

Played well, but lacks the passing ability of Phillips and faded slightly in the 2nd half of the season.

Awards:B]
Rookie Game Starter
All-Rookie 2nd Team


Ricardo Phillips SG Orlando

[B]Season Stats:
Points: 15.3
Rebounds: 4.2
Assists: 4.2
Steals: 0.7
Blocks: 0.6
Turnovers: 3.8
Minutes: 33.7
Games Played (Started) 79 (77)

Plays a very strong overall game, showed a plethora of potential and the only major concern moving forward is his ability to cut down on turnovers.

Awards:
Rookie Game Reserve
All-Rookie 1st Team
Rookie of the Year


Derrick Bender SF Toronto

Season Stats:
Points: 9.6
Rebounds: 5.8
Assists: 1.4
Steals: 0.8
Blocks: 1.1
Turnovers: 2.2
Minutes: 29.7
Games Played (Started) 81 (79)

At points in the season it seemed like he was pressing too hard. He shot well under 40% from the field, but hopes to improve to improve his offensive game so that it is more suited to the pro game.

Awards:
All-Rookie 1st Team


Guo-feng Li SF Detroit

Season Stats:
Points: 3.8
Rebounds: 2.1
Assists: 1.2
Steals: 0.8
Blocks: 0.0
Turnovers: 1.0
Minutes: 15.7
Games Played (Started) 40 (0)

Spent a good portion of the season in the D-Leauge, but while in the NBA he garnered decent playing time, but showed little upside.

Awards:
Rookie Game Starter
All-Rookie 2nd Team


Francis Meadows SF None

Rights held by Toronto, but was not signed to a contract. Has plenty of potential if he ever gets signed.


Chris Butler PF Indiana

Season Stats:
Points: 11.3
Rebounds: 8.0
Assists: 1.2
Steals: 0.6
Blocks: 0.4
Turnovers: 2.1
Minutes: 33.9
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Played well the whole season and has shown flashes of becoming a dominant big for years to come.

Awards:
Rookie Game Starter
All-Rookie First Team


Bart Harris PF Minnesota

Season Stats:
Points: 8.6
Rebounds: 2.8
Assists: 0.6
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 0.2
Turnovers: 1.5
Minutes: 18.5
Games Played (Started) 76 (44)

Lacks the rebounding ability of a 4 and the quickness of a 3 (Ala Derrick Williams), He plays offense well enough to garner playing time though.

Jamaal Williams C Portland

Spent Entire season in D-Leauge gaining experience


Tip Sullivan C Sacramento

Season Stats:
Points: 7.8
Rebounds: 6.0
Assists: 1.5
Steals: 0.4
Blocks: 1.5
Turnovers: 0.9
Minutes: 24.6
Games Played (Started) 82 (40)

Shot in the low 40's for the whole season and has minimal upside, should be a solid layer if he can raise his shooting percentages.

Awards:
Rookie Game Reserve
All-Rookie 1st Team

[brutusbrutus]

I look forward to you following this up with more seasons.

[SkylineXC]

2014-2015 Season Recap

Justin Walcott PG Charlotte

Season Stats:
Points: 5.2
Rebounds: 2.0
Assists: 2.9
Steals: 0.4
Blocks: 0.1
Turnovers: 1.1
Minutes: 18.5
Games Played (Started) 58 (21)

A couple of injuries pushed him into the starting line-up and Walcott showed he can be an effective point guard in the NBA.

Awards:
Sophomore Game Reserve


Evan Wilcox PG Phoenix

Season Stats:
Points: 3.9
Rebounds: 1.6
Assists: 2.0
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 0.1
Turnovers: 0.5
Minutes: 10.0
Games Played (Started) 67 (0)

Spent his entire season in the NBA this year. Showed improvement from the previous year where he only started 15/39 games he played in the D-Leauge.


Charles Robinson SG Phoenix

Season Stats:
Points: 21.3
Rebounds: 5.0
Assists: 1.7
Steals: 1.2
Blocks: 0.5
Turnovers: 1.1
Minutes: 34.6
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Started every game for Phoenix this season. Improve his scoring, but the rest of his stats stayed about the same.

Awards:B]
Sophomore Game Starter (Over Philips again)
Rookie/Sophomore Game MVP


[B]Ricardo Phillips SG Orlando

Season Stats:
Points: 19.6
Rebounds: 4.2
Assists: 5.3
Steals: 1.1
Blocks: 0.7
Turnovers: 4.0
Minutes: 35.7
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

His rivalry with Robinson continues, angered that Robinson got the start in the Rookie-Sophmore game, Phillips improved his play greatly after the all-star break. Appears to be the most well rounded player from the draft.

Awards:
Sophomore Game Reserve


Derrick Bender SF Toronto

Season Stats:
Points: 10.6
Rebounds: 7.1
Assists: 1.7
Steals: 1.0
Blocks: 1.1
Turnovers: 2.1
Minutes: 32.0
Games Played (Started) 82 (76)

Shot poorly from the field again, just not efficient on the pro level. Does everything else fairly well though.

Awards:
Sophomore Game Starter


Guo-feng Li SF Detroit

Season Stats:
Points: 2.9
Rebounds: 1.7
Assists: 0.7
Steals: 0.4
Blocks: 0.0
Turnovers: 0.6
Minutes: 10.0
Games Played (Started) 23 (0)

Spent the majority of the season in the D-Leauge, but won a championship with Detroit.

Awards:
Sophomore Game Reserve
D-Leauge First Team
D-Leauge Defensive First Team


Francis Meadows SF None

Rights still held by Toronto, but was not signed to a contract. Has plenty of potential if he ever gets signed.


Chris Butler PF Indiana

Season Stats:

Season Stats:
Points: 11.6
Rebounds: 8.5
Assists: 1.4
Steals: 0.8
Blocks: 0.3
Turnovers: 2.1
Minutes: 33.1
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Struggled from the field for the whole season and wound up shooting under 40%. A strong defensive palyer and rebounder, if he can figure out his offensive problems he will be a force in this leauge for years to come.

Awards:
Sophomore Game Starter


Bart Harris PF Minnesota

Season Stats:
Points: 11.3
Rebounds: 2.6
Assists: 0.5
Steals: 0.2
Blocks: 0.4
Turnovers: 1.6
Minutes: 17.3
Games Played (Started) 82 (4)

Played well and s a great rotation player who can score points in bunches.


Jamaal Williams C Portland

Played in just 2 games before blowing out his ankle and spending the rest of the season recovering in the D-Leauge


Tip Sullivan C Sacramento

Season Stats:
Points: 6.3
Rebounds: 4.7
Assists: 1.0
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 0.7
Turnovers: 0.8
Minutes: 18.5
Games Played (Started) 81 (1)

Broke his nose early in the season and he never fully regained his rhythm from the previous season.

[SkylineXC]

2015-2016 Season Recap

Justin Walcott PG Charlotte/San Antonio

Season Stats (Charlotte):
Points: 4.9
Rebounds: 1.6
Assists: 1.8
Steals: 0.4
Blocks: 0.0
Turnovers: 0.6
Minutes: 11.1
Games Played (Started) 21 (0)

Season Stats (San Antonio):
Points: 10.0
Rebounds: 3.6
Assists: 6.9
Steals: 1.3
Blocks: 0.4
Turnovers: 2.5
Minutes: 33.9
Games Played (Started) 54 (54)

Was traded to San Antonio mid-way through the season and was instantly inserted into the starting line-up. Walcott played well as a starter and looks to continue to improve his production.


Evan Wilcox PG Phoenix

Season Stats:
Points: 4.2
Rebounds: 1.3
Assists: 2.4
Steals: 0.4
Blocks: 0.2
Turnovers: 0.8
Minutes: 11.2
Games Played (Started) 76 (0)

Played well and looks to find more playing time now that he has gained some experience over the past couple of years.



Charles Robinson SG Phoenix

Season Stats:
Points: 21.5
Rebounds: 4.5
Assists: 1.7
Steals: 1.0
Blocks: 0.6
Turnovers: 1.1
Minutes: 37.0
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Continued to play well, but appears to have already reached his potential, suprisingly he is a good ball-handler and very disciplined, but a terrible passer.



Ricardo Phillips SG Orlando

Season Stats:
Points: 21.4
Rebounds; 5.1
Assists: 5.2
Steals: 1.0
Blocks: 0.9
Turnovers: 4.0
Minutes: 37.6
Games Played (Started) 54 (54)

Playoff Stats:
Points: 25.5
Rebounds: 4.0
Assists: 4.3
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 1.0
Turnovers: 4.8
Minutes: 38.0
Games Played (Started) 4 (4)

Broke his hand a couple of weeks before the all-star break and it is believed had he not, he would have been an all-star. He continues to increase his production, but has failed to cut down on turnovers. Managed to lead his team to the playoffs with a 40-42 record.



Derrick Bender SF Toronto

Season Stats:
Points: 12.2
Rebounds: 8.8
Assists: 1.9
Steals: 1.0
Blocks: 1.7
Turnovers: 2.0
Minutes: 37.1
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

His field goal percentage droped slightly again (36.6%), but he is a good rebounder and defender which will keep him in the leauge for years to come



Guo-feng Li SF Toronto

Season Stats:
Points: 3.4
Rebounds; 1.6
Assists: 0.6
Steals: 0.6
Blocks: 0.0
Turnovers: 0.3
Minutes: 9.5
Games Played (Started) 67 (0)

Traded to Toronto after Detroits championship run last year. He can contribute as a defender and a rebounder if he ever gets more minutes.



Francis Meadows SF None

Rights still held by Toronto. Doesn't look like he will ever make it into the leauge. A shame considering he was oozing potential when he entered the draft.



Chris Butler PF Indiana

Season Stats:
Points: 13.6
Rebounds: 8.7
Assists: 1.7
Steals: 1.0
Blocks: 0.6
Turnovers: 2.6
Minutes: 37.7
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Butler needs to quit taking so many jumpshots if he ever wants to improve his shooting percentages (40%) and become a real star. Either way he have been a solid starter since day 1.


Bart Harris PF Brooklyn

Season Stats:
Points: 18.6
Rebounds: 5.9
Assists: 0.7
Steals: 0.5
Blocks: 0.6
Turnovers: 2.2
Minutes: 32.7
Games Played (Started) 55 (51)

Traded to Brooklyn before the season started, he instantly became a starter and improved every facet of his game. He broke his ankle in December, but when he returned it did not appear to affect his game.



Jamaal Williams C Portland/Brooklyn

Season Stats (Portland):
Points: 3.3
Rebounds: 1.3
Assists: 0.2
Steals: 0.1
Blocks: 0.3
Turnovers: 0.7
Minutes: 5.2
Games Played (Started) 34 (0)

Season Stats (Brooklyn):
Points: 2.3
Rebounds: 1.4
Assists: 0.0
Steals: 0.1
Blocks: 0,1
Turnovers: 0.5
Minutes: 4.2
Games Played (Started) 13 (0)

Struggled to find minutes in Portlands rotation and was traded to the Nets midseason. Once in Brooklyn he found even less playing time. He appears to be a servicable player if some team actually gives him some minutes


Tip "Slam" Sullivan C Sacramento

Season Stats:
Points: 9.7
Rebounds: 6.0
Assists: 1.2
Steals: 0.6
Blocks: 1.5
Turnovers: 0.8
Minutes: 23.2
Games Played (Started) 82 (17)

Was nicknamed Tip Slam Sullivan as that is about all he can do on offense. Awful field goal percentage for a center (40%). He is still somehow a 4* player and is stuck behind Demarcus Cousins in Sacramento, once he can find his way into a starting line-up, he might show what he can really do.

[PointGuard]

The Robinson and Phillips similarities and rivalry are interesting to watch.

Nice to see Walcott and Harris flourishing after the trades.

[SkylineXC]

2016-2017 Season Recap

Justin Walcott PG San Antonio

Season Stats:
Points: 11.3
Rebounds: 3.9
Assists: 7.9
Steals: 0.9
Blocks: 0.5
Turnovers: 3.1
Minutes: 34.3
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Continued to make progress. Started every game this season and has shown himself to be a capable starter.



Evan Wilcox PG Phoenix

Season Stats:
Points: 6.4
Rebounds: 2.3
Assists: 4.3
Steals: 0.8
Blocks: 0.3
Turnovers: 1.2
Minutes: 19.0
Games Played (Started) 80 (20)

Got the most playing time of his young career and put it to good use.



Charles Robinson SG Phoenix

Season Stats:
Points: 21.4
Rebounds: 5.0
Assists: 2.0
Steals: 1.2
Blocks: 0.6
Turnovers: 1.3
Minutes: 35.8
Games Played (Started) 60 (59)

A broken leg mid-way through the season sidelined him for 22 games, but once he returned he showed no signs of any lasting damage.



Ricardo Phillips SG Orlando

Season Stats:
Points: 21.1
Rebounds: 4.8
Assists: 4.5
Steals: 0.9
Blocks: 0.7
Turnovers: 3.6
Minutes: 35.1
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Playoff Stats:
Points: 23.2
Rebounds: 3.2
Assists: 4.6
Steals: 0.6
Blocks: 0.6
Turnovers: 4.6
Minutes: 37.8
Games Played (Started) 5 (5)

He and Brandon Jennings lead Orlando to the playoffs again, but were eliminated in 5 games. A minor injury before the all-star game prevented him from participating yet again


Derrick Bender SF Toronto

Season Stats:
Points: 13.7
Rebounds: 8.5
Assists: 1.5
Steals: 0.8
Blocks: 1.5
Turnovers: 2.0
Minutes: 36.0
Games Played (Started) 22 (22)

Blew out his achielles after just 22 games. Was having a career year in scoring. Hopefully there will be no long-lasting effects of his achielles injury.




Guo-feng Li SF Toronto/Brooklyn

Season Stats (Brooklyn):
Points: 4.9
Rebounds: 2.8
Assists: 1.0
Steals: 1.0
Blocks: 0.1
Turnovers: 0.8
Minutes: 16.3
Games Played (Started) 49 (0)

Season Stats (Toronto):
Points: 4.3
Rebounds: 2.5
Assists: 0.9
Steals: 0.8
Blocks: 0.0
Turnovers: 0.4
Minutes: 13.3
Games Played (Started) 30 (0)

Traded yet again, joined several of his draft classmates in brooklyn.



Francis Meadows SF None

Rights still held by Toronto, but was not signed to a contract. Has plenty of potential if he ever gets signed.



Chris Butler PF Indiana

Season Stats:
Points: 13.0
Rebounds: 8.7
Assists: 1.4
Steals: 1.1
Blocks: 0.4
Turnovers: 2.8
Minutes: 35.7
Games Played (Started) 81 (81)

Struggles from the field continue. For the first time ever he missed a game.



Bart Harris PF Brooklyn

Season Stats:
Points: 14.5
Rebounds: 2.5
Assists: 0.3
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 1.3
Turnovers: 0.5
Minutes: 19.8
Games Played (Started) 4 (4)

Tore a tendon in his knee just 4 games into the season. Will be back fin time for the next season, and it has been made known that he is more motivated than ever.


Jamaal Williams C Brooklyn

Season Stats:
Points: 10.0
Rebounds: 5.3
Assists: 1.0
Steals: 0.4
Blocks: 0.9
Turnovers: 1.5
Minutes: 22.9
Games Played (Started) 82 (6)

Playing time was greatly increased due to Harris' injury. Showed flashes of potential that hint at him becoming a quality starter eventually.


Tip Sullivan C Sacramento

Season Stats:
Points: 8.5
Rebounds: 5.0
Assists: 1.0
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 1.3
Turnovers: 0.5
Minutes: 19.1
Games Played (Started) 82 (1)

Still suck behind Demarcus Cousins, could be so much more if he could actually get on the court.

[SkylineXC]

The Robinson and Phillips similarities and rivalry are interesting to watch.

Nice to see Walcott and Harris flourishing after the trades.

Yeah. it will be interesting to see if Robinson and Phillips ever meet in the playoffs, as at this point it would have to be in the final, unless one of them decides to switch conferences.

Yeah, I'm happy to see them finally getting playing, though it was a very injury riddled season Harris and a couple others.

[SkylineXC]

Free Agency 2017


Justin Walcott PG 26

Signed a 4-year, 19 million dollar extension with San Antonio


Evan Wilcox PG 24

Choose to accept a 2.3 million dollar qualifying offer from the Charlotte Bobcats


Charles Robinson SG 25

Accepted a 6.6 million dollar qualifying offer from Phoenix


Ricardo Phillips SG 26

Signed a 5-year, 66 million dollar contract extension with Orlando.


Derrick Bender SF 24

Accepted a 5.4 million dollar qualifying offer from Toronto


Guo-feng Li SF 23

Signed a 4-year, 26 million dollar deal with Brooklyn


Chris Butler PF 25

Choose to accept a 4.9 million dollar qualifying offer from Indiana


Bart Harris PF 23

Accepted a 3 million dollar qualifying offer from Brooklyn


Tip "Slam" Sullivan C 26

Signed a 5-year, 56 million dollar contract with the Sacramento Kings


Jamaal Williams C 23

Accepted a 2.3 million dollar qualifying offer from Brooklyn


The decision was split during free-agency, 4 choose to sign long-term contracts, whereas 6 took the qualifying offers so that they can become unrestricted free-agents next year.

[SkylineXC]

2017-2018 Season Recap

Justin Walcott PG San Antonio
Season Stats:
Points: 9.9
Rebounds: 3.5
Assists: 8.7
Steals: 0.8
Blocks: 0.3
Turnovers: 3.1
Minutes: 33.4
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Very minimal differences from the previous season



Evan Wilcox PG Phoenix/Charlotte

Season Stats (Phoenix):
Points: 4.5
Rebounds: 1.9
Assists: 4.5
Steals: 0.5
Blocks: 0.3
Turnovers: 1.5
Minutes: 14.2
Games Played (Started) 52 (3)

Season Stats (Charlotte):
Points: 4.2
Rebounds: 1.1
Assists: 1.4
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 0.0
Turnovers: 0.5
Minutes: 9.6
Games Played (Started) 28 (0)

Traded to Charlotte midway through the season,got minimal playing time



Charles Robinson SG Phoenix

Season Stats:
Points: 23.9
Rebounds: 5.2
Assists: 2.2
Steals: 1.4
Blocks: 0.9
Turnovers: 1.3
Minutes: 37.6
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Became one of three first time all-stars this season, and was also named to the All-NBA Second team, but still failed to lead his team into the playoffs
Highlight of his season was when he dropped 45 points in the all-star game.

Awards:
All-Star Starter
All-NBA Second Team
All-Star MVP


Ricardo Phillips SG Orlando

Season Stats:
Points: 25.0
Rebounds: 4.4
Assists: 4.5
Steals: 1.0
Blocks: 0.7
Turnovers: 3.9
Minutes: 37.4
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Playoff Stats:
Points: 19.3
Rebounds: 3.9
Assists: 3.1
Steals: 1.3
Blocks: 0.7
Turnovers: 5.1
Minutes: 33.1
Games Played (Started) 7 (7)

Played well during the season, 2nd in the NBA in scoring behind Kevin Durant. His rivalry with Robinson continued with them duking it out in the All-Star game and Phillips beating out Robinson for First Team honors.
Was contained by Paul George in the playoffs. (The Pacers won game 7 117-112 and Phillips was a non-factor)

Awards:
All-Star Reserve
All-NBA First Team


Derrick Bender SF Toronto

Season Stats:
Points: 13.7
Rebounds: 9.0
Assists: 1.8
Steals: 1.1
Blocks: 1.9
Turnovers: 2.1
Minutes: 37.0
Games Played (Started) 81 (80)

Playoff Stats:
Points: 11.0
Rebounds: 8.0
Assists: 1.3
Steals: 0.5
Blocks: 1.8
Turnovers: 1.3
Minutes: 34.0
Games Played (Started) 4 (4)

Returned from his achielles injury and showed no signs of any lasting problems.


Guo-feng Li SF Brooklyn

Season Stats:
Points: 10.1
Rebounds: 5.1
Assists: 2.0
Steals: 1.5
Blocks: 0.1
Turnovers: 1.5
Minutes: 34.1
Games Played (Started) 81 (81)

Finally became a starter, but Brooklyn stuggled all season long as a team.



Francis Meadows SF None

Rights still held by Toronto, but was not signed to a contract. Has plenty of potential if he ever gets signed.



Chris Butler PF Indiana

Season Stats:
Points: 16.2
Rebounds: 9.0
Assists: 1.5
Steals: 1.0
Blocks: 0.4
Turnovers: 2.2
Minutes: 34.8
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Playoff Stats:
Points: 15.7
Rebounds: 8.8
Assists: 0.9
Steals: 1.1
Blocks: 0.6
Turnovers: 2.5
Minutes: 35.8
Games Played (Started) 19 (19)


Improved his play and has become a borderline all-star. Played well in the playoffs and lost in the conference finals.



Bart Harris PF Brooklyn
Season Stats:
Points: 23.7
Rebounds: 5.5
Assists: 1.0
Steals: 0.6
Blocks: 0.8
Turnovers: 2.8
Minutes: 36.1
Games Played (Started) 82 (82)

Came back with a vengance. Dominated all season long, but he could lead his team to the playoffs by himself.

Awards:
All-Star Reserve



Jamaal Williams C Brooklyn/Chicago

Season Stats (Brooklyn):
Points: 7.4
Rebounds: 3.4
Assists: 0.3
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 0.6
Turnovers: 1.0
Minutes: 14.0
Games Played (Started) 21 (0)

Season Stats (Chicago):
Points: 5.1
Rebounds: 2.4
Assists: 0.4
Steals: 0.1
Blocks: 0.6
Turnovers: 0.7
Minutes: 9.8
Games Played (Started) 44 (0)

Won an NBA Title with Chicago after he was traded to them midseason.


Tip "Slam" Sullivan C Sacramento

Season Stats:
Points: 6.8
Rebounds: 4.2
Assists: 0.8
Steals: 0.5
Blocks: 0.9
Turnovers: 0.6
Minutes: 16.9
Games Played (Started) 82 (0)

Playoff Stats:
Points: 9.1
Rebounds: 4.7
Assists: 1.5
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 0.8
Turnovers: 0.6
Minutes: 20.1
Games Played (Started) 16 (1)

Continued to play a decent role off the bench. Upped his play in the playoffs, helping the Kings reach the conference finals.