On McLemore:
http://cowbellkingdom.com/2014/06/draft-retrospective-dont-lose-faith-in-ben-mclemore-suggests-long-time-nba-scout/"McLemore averaged 11.9 points per 36 minutes in his first season in the league. However, he struggled mightily with his stroke, shooting just 37.6 percent from the field and 32 percent from three-point distance. He also posted a poor true-shooting percentage of 48.5 percent.
Blake, however, believes that McLemore can make major strides moving forward, so long as he puts in the work. The 21-year-old guard showed progress following the All-Star Break, averaging more points per game (10.9 to 7.6) and posting a higher true-shooting percentage (50.6 to 47.4) than the season?s first half."
Compare McLemore to Waiters, Carter-Williams, and Caldwell-Pope:
McLemore .376 FG, .320 3pt%
Waiters .433 FG, .368 3pt% (His rookie year was .412 and .310 so a big improvement from 3)
Caldwell-Pope .396 FG, .319 3pt%
Carter-Williams .405 FG, .264 3pt%
So McLemore shot a better 3 pt % than any of these other guys in the rookie seasons that have a better reputation on this board. If he makes a similar jump to that of Waiters, he should be able to get his FG% up over .400 and get that 3 pt % up over .350.