We should look at
PG - Rudy Mbemba...I like the kid, but might not be the best choice since his game is pretty similar to Rondo
http://nbadraft.net/admincp/profiles/RudyMbemba.html
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Right now, Mbemba is an athletic small guy who can simultaneously dribble a basketball and run very fast (perhaps faster than Rondo). All his other skills, including passing, courtvision, slashing and defense are poor for a NBA pg - that's why he's not that similar to Rondo. Maybe he can be useful in the future for a fast paced team, but he'll have to improve a lot.
That profile in NBAdraftnet says that:
- he is "tough and active on defense" - well, maybe he's "active", but he doesn't know how to stay in front of his man, including subpar European prospects, neither he knows how to defend with his feet so he uses his hands a lot;
- he has "good vision of the court" - false. In a half court set, he just doesn't know what to do with the ball.
- he's a "solid passer, but not outstanding" - they're being generous listing this as a strength. A pg he's not supposed to be just a "solid passer".
- "prefers attacking the basket to shooting from long distance" - true, just because he can't hit a open shot 8 ft away from the basket. But he's also not good finishing under contact - he's not even good finding his way to to the rim when the paint is crowded because of his poor ball-handling. And his layups are frequently blocked. Dunking in fast-breaks is pretty much his only way to score.
p.s. - Dragic, Ponkrashov and Nando de Colo are 3 international pgs that probably will be available in the late 2nd round way better than Mbemba.