Attacking the basket off the dribble, and in transition, hitting floaters and pull up jumpers are all things Murray has shown, he doesn't have Parker's elite quickness, he is capable of doing all of that but not consistently yet. I think its not out of left field to compare the Murray to Parker.
I think you're missing the point, I am not comparing Murray to Cojo and KA's physical tools, but instead the trajectory. Both took 4 years to become above average players, I think it will take Murray four years to become a starter despite the flashes he has shown.
Not comparing Murray to Anderson and Cojo game or physical tools, save for how long it took for them to become above average NBA players.
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Combining, pun intend, with other combines
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Draft Combine, 3/4 sprint
2017: Donovan Mitchel 3.01, 2nd Derrick White 3.08
2016: Michael Gbinje 3.13
2015: Marcus Thornto 3.02, Olivier Hanlan 3.25
2014: K.J. McDaniels 3.10
2013: Shane Larkin 3.08, Brandon Paul 3.37
2012: Harrison Barnes 3.16, Marcus Dedmon 3.19
2011: Jereme Richardson 3.02, Kawhi Leonard 3.15
2010: Trevor Booker 3.10, James Anderson 3.19
2009: Toney Douglas 3.03, Patty Mills 3.10, Danny Green 3.30, DeJuan Blair 3.45
2008: Sonny Weems 2.96, George Hill 3.07, Reggie Williams 3.07, James Gist 3.14
2007: Mike Conley 3.09
2006: Rodney Carney 3.06, Rudy Gay 3.32
2005: Will Bynum 3.00
2004: Nate Robinson 2.96, Tiago Splitter 3.38
2003: Kirk Penney 3.04
2002: Damon Han 3.03, John Salmons 3.25
2001: Cookie Belcher 2.91
2000: Shea Cotton 3.00
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How have you sorted that list? Spurs players and other players that are still in the league?
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