I'm mostly a believer in Scoot but I talked to someone today who is pretty low on him. His reasoning is that since Scoot's parents are basketball trainers who have been training him like an NBA player for 10+ years, Scoot doesn't have the typical upside remaining that a normal teenage prospect would have. He believes that at this point, Scoot is already at his basketball peak. He also said that he believes it's a red flag that all of Scoot's older siblings have suffered career-ending knee injuries because that's a sign that he probably received too much training too soon in his development. He views Scoot as the bigger injury risk than Wemby.
Tbh, I think some of that is unfair but it's interesting that there are skeptics in the NBA who are thinking this way . . .
Miller and Amen are freaking 20! Cam Whitmore looking more attractive by the minute tbh..
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