EvenMoney’s NBA Draft 2011 – Top 5 Small Forwards, #3

#3 – Tyler Honeycutt (or) Chris Singleton

Tyler Honeycutt and Chris Singleton are our ‘take your pick’ Small Forwards and are slotted the #3 SFs in our ranking. They provide comparable defense. Honeycutt will give you more playmaking but needs to cut down his turnovers.

Both players have the ability to hit the three-point shot but Honeycutt needs to make it a lesser aspect of his game. Singleton is the more efficient player but needs to cut down on his fouling.

Still not convinced? Ponder the stats below and press play!

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SF	Tyler Honeycutt
	BPM		PCM		DIR	TPA
Rank	40.72	72.33		17.00		35.00

 

SF	Chris Singleton
	BPM		PCM	DIR	TPA
Rank	42.14	85.33		11.00	32.00

 Out of 138 players:

·        Both players are prospects that a team can take late in the first round – early 20’s because of what they provide on defense and rebounding.

·        Honeycutt and Singleton have all-around games and can become very good long range shooters.

·        Considered as a whole (BPM), as well as for each specialty (PCM for Production; DIR for Defense; and TPA (Talent/Skill-set).