I may be the lone guy on here, but I believe Hill will play at the next level. I see Hill's game in Harrison Barnes of Golden State.
I'm with ya man. I can understand why a team wouldn't take a flyer on him for not being an athletic freak, but in my eyes I still tag potential to Hill. In today's NBA game you'll take a freak athlete even if the skills are a bit raw, when taking a player as crafty and skilled as Hill with some average athleticism seems risky. Reminds me of what Mark Schlereth says on ESPN about the NFL: "We're building a league of track athletes and weightlifting stars, not necessarily sound football players". I look at Hill and I see a late bloomer. In light of the fact his lower body has gotten much stronger(5x his max squat from last year) and apparently has added some inches to his vertical, he's still just a kid. I mean, look at that baby face He's going to get quicker, stronger and bouncier. IMO I think he's good enough where he could adjust to the pace of the game and guard NBA players down the line. I guess you'd call him a project, but I guarantee you Hill in a few years is going to be a much improved physical specimen. Will NBA teams see that potential? Maybe, maybe not. Either way I'm very curious to see what kind of player Hill becomes later in his career. How good will a 27, 28, 29 year old Malcolm Hill be??
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