Remember Nikoloz Tskitishvili? Of course you don’t – and that’s just fine with Denver.

Recent seasons have seen quite a few notable rookies posting player efficiency ratings of less than 10. In light of this, the Dunkyard goes right to the top shelf of shittiest rookie seasons from the last 26 years – to see what may lie in store for the likes of Dante Exum and Mario Hezonja.

Is there an Adam Morrison Rule – that top 5 picks who post rookie PERs of less than 10 won’t make much of themselves, let alone an All-star game?

Barely 2 weeks after the glitz and glamour of the 2016 NBA Draft – which you can read all about here in case you missed it – the NBA dove head on into Summer League action. I love Summer League, the time of year where even Brooklyn coach Kenny Atkinson can be optimistic about the upcoming season (before he has to trot out Bogan Bogdanovic and Trevor Booker for 30+ minutes per night).

While I’m not often aroused at the thought of watching players like JaMychal Green, TJ McConnell and Henry Sims run up and down a basketball court, the prospect of seeing the top ten draft picks in action was too much to turn down.