The Jazz is trying out Duke s freshman inside star. Will this trial determine the Jazz s future development plan?

According to the news from the American media Draftstack reporter Ary, freshman inside star Khaman Maluach from Duke University is about to go to the Utah Jazz to participate in the trial. Ary also said that Maruac is considered one of the most popular potential stocks among this rookie, and this trial will be Maruac's last trial before the draft begins. After the trial, Maruac will also enter the preparation stage of the draft.

Maruacchi was born in September 2006 and is not yet 18 years old. According to data from the previous joint trial physical test, Maluaqi's bare feet are 215.3cm, his wingspan is 230.5cm, his standing height is 289.6cm, and his weight is 114.7kg. In the NCAA field this season, Maruac made a total of 39 appearances for Duke, averaging 21.2 minutes per game, with 8.6 points, 6.6 rebounds (2.7 frontcourt rebounds), 0.5 assists, 0.2 steals and 1.3 blocks, 0.8 turnovers and 2.1 fouls, shooting percentage of 71.2% (3.5/4.9), 25% (0.1/0.4) and free throw percentage of 76.6% (1.5/2).

Maruacchi has amazing physical talent, and his height, arm span and standing height are outstanding. His performance in basket protection and rebound protection is also worthy of recognition. His scoring ability and cake eating ability at the basket are also quite good. However, it is obvious that Maruac's maturity and instant combat power are very limited. It is difficult for him to take on more responsibilities on the offensive end. He lacks basic independent scoring ability and shooting ability. How high his upper limit is on the defensive end is actually an unknown. Moreover, in the semi-finals of the NCAA National Championships, Maruac's performance was a disaster, and his ability to fight tough battles was also very doubtful. Although he is talented, everyone will doubt what kind of achievements he can achieve.

Jazz hold the fifth pick in the first round in the following NBA draft, and judging from Maruach's draft market, he should be selected in the early part of the lottery zone. Relatively speaking, the Jazz's signing position is a bit higher. However, on the other hand, there is also a young inside player like Walker Kessler who has excellent inside defense, basket protection and rebounding capabilities in the Jazz lineup. Choosing Maruac is more or less a repetitive. If Maruac can show enough competitiveness in the trial next, the Jazz may also consider the possibility of a downward trade, and they can also make up their minds to send Kessler away and exchange for more future chips. I don’t know how Maruac will perform in the trial next time.