Prospect development - what is considered a success?

[raptors999]

This is an interesting chart showing Average WP by draft position over time.


https://plot.ly/~FiveThirtyEight/7/w...year-since-dr/

nice little plateau for #1s in year 16-18.

[Letter N]

nice little plateau for #1s in year 16-18.

Chase the ring years.

[MixxAOR]

I really want Bebe to succeed though.

[tonious35]

Wright seems uncomfortable in front of the press and expresses himself awkwardly

The Jiff of Toronto

[Mess]

We have 5 prospects that have been acquired by Masai:

Bruno
Bebe
D.Wright
D.Daniels
N.Powell

How many of these guys have to become contributing rotation players for Masai's drafting to be considered a success?

How do your expectations change depending on where the player is drafted?

For example, given the massive gamble taken by Masai at drafting Bruno 20th, does that mean he would have to be a better player than say D.Wright who was drafted where he should have been?

To be considered a success?





RINGZZZZZZZZZ




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[distorsun]

He looks like the kind of guy waiting for an injury or someone to slip and he'll swoop in and steal your job.
Wright or Cojo better bring their A game ALL THE TIME.
I have a feeling he'll be able to hang around the NBA for a long long time.

Norman Powell looks like he could be a second round steal. He works really hard from the looks of it and he sets goals for himself, as oppose to Delon Wright who just seems to go with the flow from the looks of it. I'm probably wrong but Delon doesn't seem to have that intense desire to want to get better.