His SPIN MOVE reminds me of Wiggins. I feel comfortable saying that because of the speed and control he posses along with graceful movement.
Wow. Almost a year I wrote this. He used a great spin move on TT in ECFGM2 and really glided in for a nice lay in.
Smart did not have the time and luxury before entering the NBA that Butler had playing 3 seasons at Marquette. Jaylen is shorter than both Derozan and Butler but his wingspan and standing reach are massively more impressive than their average length.
Jaylen will have 6 months of off-season to improve his: physique, bbiq, and skill-set; all while having his first year of experience in the NBA to help guide him on what to work on in the off-season. Plus the tape of the entire playoffs should be very helpful as a guideline.
IMO he is progressing steadily enough that there is a legit chance that he comes back here next year and immediately make a case that he should be the starting SG of our future. Yes we have a lot of players at the 1/2/3 and Brown can switch over to the 3 if we need him to due to his tremendous length. IMO he is best suited at the SG and will impose his will ( both defensively and offensively) against other SG's.
We will need to keep an eye out for a SF that will pair nicely with a Fultz-Jaylen Brown back-court. Someone at minimum 6'6'' without shoes and preferably 6'8'' -6'9'' with shoes.