ESPN Insider: Ranking the NBA's best rookies

[AlbertPullhoez]

Anthony Davis is gonna beast once his body gets NBA ready and he gets older. He's just getting by off athleticism right now

 

[23Barrettcity]

/Biased/

I guarantee Davis still have the best career of them all. Ask yall in five years who yall want more: Davis or Lillard.

Yall gonna be praying Davis signs with yall team and grouping Lillard with all the other swingmen who are good but not great.

Lillard can win the ROY. Davis obviously gonna be the best player out this class. All the players know it too. His numbers aren't amazing and the Hornets are treating him like a glass vase because they wanna tank and not hurt him knowing we aren't doing anything this year but it's still obvious he's gonna be the best. But everyone loves when a rookie comes in and puts up higher numbers. (See: Okafor>Howard, Carmelo>LeBron)

Yet Bron won the rookie of the year

 

[NOSaintsFan02]

Yet Bron won the rookie of the year

People were still arguing Melo was the better player cause his numbers were better and he led his team to the playoffs in the West.

 

[KingpinOG]

Dion Waiters is really coming around. At the beginning of the season he was just chucking threes and was shooting an awful percentage. This past month or two he is actually playing his game and attacking the basket with his athleticism and is shooting over 50%. ESPN called him the best rookie scorer.

I was hesitant when the Cavs took him but I think he will be a solid player. Hopefully him and Kyrie are a explosive backcourt for the future.

 

[Bilz]

No Austin Rivers mentions?

 

[23Barrettcity]

People were still arguing Melo was the better player cause his numbers were better and he led his team to the playoffs in the West.

I know and I thought he should of won it too. But brons hype that year