Michael Porter Jr. is an aspiring small forward who came into to the NBA with high expectations because he's extremely talented and could become a huge star. Injury issues hampered him during his rookie, but he performed well as a sophomore and was even better last season increasing his scoring average by about 10 points.

The uptick is understandable however 84 might be too high. This puts him alongside Jamal Murray, Jrue Holiday De'Aaron, Brandon Ingram, and C.J. McCollum who are all thought of as superior on the court and even have All-Star bids and NBA championships on their resumes.

Though many agreed the opinion that LaMelo Ball was the perfect choice to be the NBA Rookie of the Year, there was one player who gave him really good chance. That is the #1 overall selection from the Minnesota Timberwolves, Anthony Edwards. The shooting guard started and was a force in the second half.

With an average at 19.3ppg or 4.7rpg, Edwards ended up doing great things for Minnesota. He had big scoring performances, was at the center of highlight-reel plays as well as a swift becoming a rising star. That 81 rating isn't doing his job, and the similar could be said of Tyrese Haliburton, who's in a similar situation.

Much like DiVencenzo Kyle Anderson has an overall of 78. It's not even among the top players in the league however it's too much for Anderson, who has never seen himself rise in a major way in the league. In fairness this season was his finest work.

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