Synopsis : ' Hello Beautiful People '

KD is becoming the world's greatest player,the stats show that KD is pass Lebron James. He is hardworking and will not stop working hard until he retires from the NBA. All that he has accomplished is because he work hard and does not give up. KD pushes himself to be the best player because he knows his limits and pushes them. KD

The most striking improvements are to his eFG%, or effective field-goal percentage, which adjusts field-goal percentage by giving more value to 3-pointers, and PER, or player efficiency rating, which measures a player's overall production. Curry's 36.2 PER is 6.2 better than any other player's. The league average is 15.

“Beauty” by Tony Hoagland was written in 1998. In this poem, Hoagland expresses his feelings on how women care too much about physical appearances. Throughout his poem he tells the story through the eyes of a brother of a girl who learns to love herself for who she is. Hoagland’s poem stresses the importance that beauty goes deeper than the surface. Throughout his poem, Tony Hoagland uses many literary devices to perfect his poem. These devices include the message, tone, imagery, figures of speech, and personification.

His scouting agents are looking for bench players. Bench players that can rebound and be dominant inside the post as Tim Duncan. Someone else that get to the basket and get others in the game as Tony Parker. Players who can get blocks and guard superstars like Kewhi Leonard.

Coming out of high school, the Moundsville, W.Va. native was a one of the state’s top basketball players. As a senior, he averaged 24.4 points, 6.7 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.4 blocks per game.

Marcus Morris is coming into his first season with the Pistons after previously playing for the Phoenix Suns. This Detroit team is young and has played well together overall. So far in two games, Morris has averaged 16.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game. He’s also shot a solid 89 percent from the charity stripe and averages 36.5 minutes per contest. Morris is only owned in 34.9 percent of ESPN fantasy basketball leagues, so he is one player who I plan on picking up going forward. It already seems as if Marcus Morris has firmly planted himself within the starting five on this Pistons team, so he will be a great fantasy option going forward.

A First Team honoree in both his freshman and sophomore seasons, Kirkendoll finished second in the conference in scoring (18.0 points per game) and fourth in rebounding (7.1 rebounds per game). He also leads the conference and is 71st in the nation with 2.08 steals per game. He finished the season with four double-doubles.

His career highs so far are with the Timberwolves. He played in 57 games, his field goal (2-point shots) percentage is at .421, his 3-point percentage is at .304, his free throw percentage is at .641, and he has his high in rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks also. The only record he has broke since then was his free throw percentage that changed to .900 with the Raptors. In his whole career so far he has played in 151 games, has 472 rebounds, given 77 assists, has 58 steals, has 27 blocks, and 658 points. He has only played in four seasons, so this is impressive. Although he hasn’t won any championships, he has great achievements and who knows how his future will

After the attachment of math and science to his shots, Curry’s 3 point shots became unstoppable. His shots made tough chances that fans could not expect. His game winner shots eventually changed him from rookie

last year, Iowa State Cyclones played for a total of five months. Matt's three point averages are over 40%, including his overall high of 43.9%.

Guys like Curry, Draymond Green and even Andre Iguodala all will steal looks away from him. Overall, the kid is phenomenal shooting the ball, but his other stats could use a bit of polishing. He should end up around the third ranked shooting guard in the league for me.

At 7 ft, Gobert averages 13 points and 10 rebounds each game. That is really good but on February 27, he scored 12 points, a season-high 19 rebounds and six blocks which led his team to a win over the other team. Gobert started playing basketball in 2003 and is improving to become an amazing player.

The Panthers will certainly enjoy having him on board, as he put together a 14 goal and 35 assist season, an improvement of 32 points from his rookie season. Those totals were good for ninth overall in OHL scoring by defensemen, meaning the Panthers are getting a player who is just beginning to realize his potential.

The Lithuania native played all four years at Evansville. He was at his most productive as a junior and senior, when he was selected to the first team of the Missouri Valley Conference. In his final season with the Purple Aces, he was named the conference's Defensive Player of the Year. He led the entire NCAA in rebounds, and his per-40 numbers paint a vivid picture of just how dominant he was at that level. During his four years at Evansville, he averaged 11.1 PPG, 9.3 RPG and 2.2 BPG. Somewhat surprisingly, he went undrafted at the 2016 NBA draft.

The Blazers are committed to a fault to him, and have handed the keys to the city over to him. Every player that has put on a uniform since Lamarcus was drafted has been because their skill set complements LA’s. In recent years, the addition of Wesley Mathews, Robin Lopez, and Damian Lillard are examples of the Portland’s commitment. Mathews and Lillard are two sharpshooting guards that can also drive to the hoop. Lopez the Yin to Aldridge’s Yang, collecting rebounds and defending the center position. The addition of Lopez is the best example because with him at center, LA is finally liberated from some of his defensive responsibilities in order to free up more energy to preform on offense as a power forward, his natural position. The thing that makes Lamarcus so unique is his unparalleled jump shooting ability, it is what allows him to drag defenders away from the hoop, and potential rebounding opportunities. Lopez is so effective because he is able to operate in the paint one-on-one with his opponent with Lamarcus stretching the floor on the perimeter. LA’s stretching ability not only frees the paint up for rebounds, but also cuts to the basket by Mathews, and Lillard because there is only one big to clog up the lane. These open cuts and drives naturally open up three point opportunities that are exclusive to this style of play. Needless to say, Lamarcus is the catalyst for the Trail Blazers, and without