Landry Shamet: 72
The 26th overall pick in the draft, Shamet has a real chance to crack the rotation next season. He was one of the best shooters in college basketball, hitting a variety of shots from beyond the arc. He’s also a high-I.Q. playmaker, making smart reads in the pick-and-roll and giving Brett Brown another ball-handler to work with.
Furkan Korkmaz: 70
The Kork was popped in Summer League, with Korkmaz putting together several impressive performances — including a 40-point game against Boston in the Vegas opener. He has a long way to go defensively, but is a 6-foot-8 wing who can score in bunches on the perimeter.
Jonah Bolden: 70
Bolden struggled in Summer League. His defensive versatility at the five spot is valuable, but he will need to prove his worth offensively before receiving playing time. His mobility, passing chops and athleticism leaves plenty of upside. It’s just a matter of piecing it all together in the NBA.
Jerryd Bayless: 69
Bayless was not good last season. At all. This is where he ended the season and I’ll keep it there for now.
Shake Milton: 68
The Sixers’ only second-round pick recently signed a two-year, two-way contract. A comboguard with an impressive defensive profile and smooth three-point stroke, Milton was graded similarly to Shamet in my pre-draft rankings. He will probably surpass Bayless if given enough playing time.
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