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Judah Mintz to test NBA Draft waters

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rrlbees said:
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Bleacher Report: Top 50 prospects ahead of Draft Combine

Bleacher Report's Jonathan Wasserman updates his Big Board as the top prospects convene in Chicago for the annual Draft Combine.
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Emoni Bates at #49, eh?

“Emoni Bates will be another generational nba player. Jordan Kobe Lebron type. It was Jordan to Kobe Kobe to Lebron Lebron to Emoni.” - CuseRunner, Feb. 2021
 
SP_Gilbs said:

Pretty surprised by the wingspan. Always seemed to me like he had relatively long arms.
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A little more context on this, from all the measurements I’ve seen so far Judah has the second smallest wingspan in the draft and tied for the worst height to wingspan ratio(I may have missed some though was just a couple minute scroll through Twitter). Not sure if it’s weighted as highly for guards, but I know it’s pretty important for the forwards and centers in GMs eyes. He tested relatively well in the other areas from the bits I’ve seen, but there’s not too much concrete info out there for his results. I think the scrimmages and interviews will be much more important for him anyways.
 
SP_Gilbs said:
A little more context on this, from all the measurements I’ve seen so far Judah has the second smallest wingspan in the draft and tied for the worst height to wingspan ratio(I may have missed some though was just a couple minute scroll through Twitter). Not sure if it’s weighted as highly for guards, but I know it’s pretty important for the forwards and centers in GMs eyes. He tested relatively well in the other areas from the bits I’ve seen, but there’s not too much concrete info out there for his results. I think the scrimmages and interviews will be much more important for him anyways.
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Scrimmages will likely be the key for him.
 
SP_Gilbs said:
A little more context on this, from all the measurements I’ve seen so far Judah has the second smallest wingspan in the draft and tied for the worst height to wingspan ratio(I may have missed some though was just a couple minute scroll through Twitter). Not sure if it’s weighted as highly for guards, but I know it’s pretty important for the forwards and centers in GMs eyes. He tested relatively well in the other areas from the bits I’ve seen, but there’s not too much concrete info out there for his results. I think the scrimmages and interviews will be much more important for him anyways.
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It's definitely more important for wings/big men, but that wingspan will be held against Judah for sure. It's especially bad if you're both short and have a tiny wingspan; Judah escapes that but a 6'3" wingspan regardless of position is pretty underwhelming. I didn't think he had a crazy wingspan but I thought it would be higher than that. Will likely be viewed as someone that can only defend PGs now, whereas a longer wingspan + the hands he showed defensively this season could have convinced people he'd be at least a little bit switchable.
 
Melancer46 said:
It's definitely more important for wings/big men, but that wingspan will be held against Judah for sure. It's especially bad if you're both short and have a tiny wingspan; Judah escapes that but a 6'3" wingspan regardless of position is pretty underwhelming. I didn't think he had a crazy wingspan but I thought it would be higher than that. Will likely be viewed as someone that can only defend PGs now, whereas a longer wingspan + the hands he showed defensively this season could have convinced people he'd be at least a little bit switchable.
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I mean the thing is, we joke about it, but coming back to school isn't going to help with a measurable like wingspan.
 
Nothing he can do to improve his wingspan. Staying in school or leaving for the NBA won’t change it unless he proves or improves enough in some other areas to minimize and compromise the importance NBA teams could even put on it.

Posted before seeing Ottoingrotto’s post.
 
Cheriehoop said:
Nothing he can do to improve his wingspan. Staying in school or leaving for the NBA won’t change it unless he proves or improves enough in some other areas to minimize and compromise the importance NBA teams could even put on it.

Posted before seeing Ottoingrotto’s post.
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I’m usually all about these guys leaving and getting a fat check, Judahs probably the first guy I’ve really thought should stay and be able to really improve his draft spot.
 
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