« Reply #157 on: February 20, 2020, 02:00:10 PM »
He's fairly solid as a backup PG, but he has very limited upside and no particularly strong skills.
Again, he’s excellent at getting to the line - .352 FT rate, tops among Celtics rotation players; and he’s a AAA free throw shooter, currently at a near-automatic .917, one of a handful at the top of the league.
It would be great if some of the late first/second round picks of the last few years had developed to the point where they would now be solid rotation guys, but it just hasn't happened.
Grant Williams and Semi Ojeleye are solid rotation guys - both also have upside. Grant is doing that as a rookie.
Rob Williams looks like he'll be a solid rotation guy if he can stay healthy, though I for one have doubts about his health. At any rate he was a rotation player before his recent bone issue.
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