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Isaac Humphries is Turning Pro, Signing with Agent

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Humphries is working out with the Lakers this week.

 

The Lakers have the 2nd and 28th pick in the first round.

 

Are they looking for their picks or D League development?

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Are they looking for their picks or D League development?

 

Leave no stone unturned. The Lakers have worked out Dominique Hawkins also.

I could see a team taking Humphries late 2nd. He's got size, strength, decent athleticism and a decent jumper. He's super young. Take a chance and hope he develops after a couple years in the Dleague

Higher ceiling, Hump or Jorts?

Higher ceiling, Hump or Jorts?

 

That's a pretty good question that I don't have an answer to.

Higher ceiling, Hump or Jorts?

 

I think Hump. Jorts was pretty much a finished product coming out of UK. I think hump has a lot of room for improvement

Higher ceiling, Hump or Jorts?

 

Jorts is a better athlete.

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For now, you have to say Jorts because he actually made it to the NBA and made some money. Humphries has potential but hasn't shown he can make a roster yet.

Jorts is a better athlete.

 

I would agree but we are comparing Jorts as a Senior with Humphries as an 18 year old Sophomore. Humphries has a lot more growing up to do.

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