Brandin Podziems and 9 worst Slops of NBA Sophomore in recent memory

Having an impressive Rookie Season is a great way to start a career NBA. However, good first years is never enough to together together we compile a good NBA career. In fact, it is quite common to see young players fight in their second year.

With how much it can be progressive NBA, the teams always want to predict and slower any growing player. For example, Warriors Sophomore Brandin below It didn’t take a step forward warriors exactly, he thought he would be before the season. Here’s a look at Brandin Podziems and nine worst Sonders in recent memory.

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Rookie Year: 16.7 points, 6.2 jumps, 6.3 Assist, 40.5% FG, 26.4% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 14.6 Points, 5.3 Jumps, 6.7 helps, 39.6% FG, 23.5% 3pt

Michael Carter-Williams looked like a generational talent, at least during his first game. He flirted with four-house double in his NBA debut, published 22 points, 12 assists, seven rebounds and nine thefts. The worthy of the first year also packed his Rookie NBA Rookie award in the year. However, injuries and inability to develop some external shooting was distracted by their career. In his second year, his performance began to decline. Shower noticed and eventually traded.

Rookie Year: 20.1 Points, 5.3 Jumps, 5.8 helps, 45.8% FG, 25.5% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 17.8 Points, 4.8 jumps, 5.6 Assists, 40.9% FG, 29.1% 3pt

Tireke Evans had an explosive year of Rookie, on average 20-5-5 Stat Lines for the NBA Rookie in the year. Through the NBA history, only five novices was achieved by this feat. Evans joined Michael Jordan likes, Oscar Robertson and Lebron James, and later Luka Dončić joined the group. Evans’ Slashing Abilities were joys to watch.

However, he failed to develop his game, especially his shooting, which allowed the defense to adjust. Evans had Sophomore Fall, but he had great moments when he played for Indiana Nases, New Orleans Pelicanca and Memphis Grizzlies. Unfortunately, Evans’ NBA career stopped when the NBA banned him for violating the anti-medium league program.

3. Jonny Flynn

Rookie Year: 13.5 Points, 2.4 Jumps, 4.4 Assist, 41.7% FG, 35.8% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 5.3 points, 1.5 jumps, 3.4 helps, 36.5% FG, 31.0% 3pt

It was made in front of Stephen Curry, Jonny Flynn wore severe expectations as a choice of the first round. He lived on the billing, at least in his foot in Roki. Flynn took a tribute to the second team of All-Rookie, but suffered a serious injury of the hook that kicked his basketball career. After that, Flinn would never be the same, forcing him to take his talents abroad.

4. ImaN Shumpert

Rookie Year: 9.5 Points, 3.2 Jumps, 2.8 helps, 40.1% FG, 30.6% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 6,8 Points, 3.0 jumps, 1.7 helps, 39.6% FG, 40.2% 3pt

When it comes to the perimeter of the defense, the cousin of Imana Shumpert was the man you are called. His speed and athletics have enabled him to keep the opponent’s guards at the elite level. In fact, his efforts deserved him at the first team of All-Rookie. But during the first season, Shumpert suffered a violation of the ACL that ended the best physical attributes in the end. The injury slowed it, but it was still served enough to make fun of a decent NBA career with the ring that will show it.

5. Jahlil Okafor

Rookie Year: 17.5 Points, 7.0 rebokes, 1.2 Assist, 50.8% FG 16.7% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 11.8 points, 4.8 jumps, 1.2 assists, 51.4% FG, 0.00% 3pt

Exiting Duke University, Jahlil Okafor was an interesting potential. He dominated the amateur level, both in high school and NCAA, leading sixs to draw it with the third total choice. Early, Okafor lived up to the hype when he was healthy. But after the right knee meniscus was torn, things were never the same. In addition, it also did not help that a large 6-foot man, was Back-to-Korea in the wrong era.

6. Dennis Smith Jr.

Rookie Year: 15.2 Points, 3.8 jumps, 5.2 Assist, 39.5% FG, 31.3% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 13.6 Points, 2.9 rebokes, 4.8 helps, 42.8% FG, 32.2% 3pt

After preparing it by Dallas Mavericks, a lot of basketball fans believed that Dennis Smith Jr. Was a star in making. From the crossing in the NBA Summer League and in its Rookie NBA season, the DSJ looked like a franchise stone foundation.

However, one thing about the DSJ game is his dependence on its pure athletics, which no longer helped when injuries were given. In addition to this, Maverika also made a Slovenian sensation of Luke Doncic. The two never smiled well because the team decided to go with the last before Mavs finally traded Doncy on Lake Angeles.

7. Josh Jackson

Rookie Year: 13.1 points, 4.6 jumps, 1.5 assists, 41.7% FG, 26.3% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 11.5 points, 4.4 jumps, 2.3 assistance, 41.3% FG, 32.4% 3pt

At one point Josh Jackson was one of the high appearance. As a result, Phoenix Sun was collected with the fourths of the General Election of the Draft NBA 2017. years. Although he gave a good account in his Nokia, Jackson’s offensive Skillsert failed to develop enough to step up with the NBA level.

This led to the coach of Igor Kokoska to relies more on mykal bridges, which was a polished two-way player. Moreover, out-of-court behavior also led to the death of Jackson’s career. Unfortunately, Jackson’s NBA Career finished after the season 2021-22, because he currently shows his goods for Stockholm kings on the NBA G-League.

Rookie Year: 8.2 points, 7.0 jumps, 0.5 blocks, 52.9% FG, 26.7% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 5.1 points, 3.8 jumps, 0.3 blocks, 55.5% FG, 41.7% 3pt

Qualified seven foothills have a place in the modern NBA. As a result, it is easy to see why New York Knicks gained the right Villa Hernangomez from Filadelphia 76ers. Initially, Hernangomez showed signs of promise as a future building block. His deadlines was even enough impressive to ensure a place in the first team of the NBA All-Rookie.

However, the Spanish center became impatient with its weather. That has led him request Trade, spelling at the beginning of the end of his NBA. Because even when Knicks approved his request, Hernangomez never got time to play, he thought he deserved at a consistent basis.

9. Walker Kessler

Rookie Year: 9.2 Points, 8.4 jumps, 2.3 blocks, 72.0% FG, 33.3% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 8.1 points, 7.5 jumps, 2.4 blocks, 65.4% FG, 21.1% 3pt

Standing on 7-foot-0, Walker Kessler was a solid sample that could protect the rim. Its positive impact on Jazz Utah turned his head, earned a place at the first team of NBA comprehensive and ends a third in the deadline for the year. But more importantly, Kessler even managed to earn a place for team composition in the United States for FIBA ​​World Cup.

Despite getting more experiences below the belt, Kessler failed to follow his solid leg of the year, as a slower step looked. Moreover, the unpleasant time of playing has shown that the factor in its mild diploma has been shown.

10. Brandin below

Rookie Year: 9.2 points, 5.8 jumps, 3.7 helps, 45.4% FG, 38.5% 3pt

Sophomore Year: 10.1 Points, 5.0 jumps, 3.5 helps, 42.5% FG, 31.9% 3pt

After selecting it from the 19. I appreciate the election, the warriors had a special novice in Brandin Podomy. He was one of the bright spots in a disappointing period of 2023-24. In fact, he even asked him to join the American team to provide a provision in Paris, a nice exercise.

Today, soon forward, Podzies did not replicate the same impact as Sophomore. He really struggled to start the season and only 8.0 points per game passed before the abdomen announced for 12 games. Since he returns, there is an average of 13.8 points per game on average. It’s still fighting three, only 34.3% shot.