NBA Rookie of the Year/most potential

[Tree Rollins]

Griffin was the initial favorite and got hurt. Brandon Jennings went for 55 and jumped to the top of the list. Stephen Curry has been making a case lately. As of now though, i think it would have to go to Tyreke Evans. The kings "best" player got hurt early, and Evans took over the team and kept the Kings out of the basement.


Who wins ROY? and who will end up having the best NBA career?

[Tree Rollins]

some other names to think about James Harden (tons of potential, ready made for the NBA, natural scorer), Ty Lawson (should be a solid nba point guard for years to come), Johnny Flynn (has shown flahses) and Darren Collison(putting up good numbers in Chris Pauls absence.

[nobshine]

I think Jennings has the most upside. He is now concentrating on his passing and defense. Bucks playing some decent hoops lately under his command.

[Tree Rollins]

Can't forget about Griffin either. Hopefully, he doesn't spend half his career injured. In summer league and preseason, before the injuries, Blake Griffin looked like he was going to be a stud. Easy double-double guy every night. I hope the "clipper curse" doesn't get him in the end.

[BobHarvey]

Tyreke Evans of Sacramento is the consensus leader I'd say.

[Powderguy]

Evans

[SportsTerminator]

WITHOUT discussion... Tyrek Evans... Rookie of the Year...

[Tree Rollins]

Who will have the better career? Evans, Griffin, Curry or Jennings?

[jjgold]

Evans in a landslide

Evans long term also

[Intangible]

Jennings was impressive early on, but I would say Evans is the favorite as of now. Both will be solid but I would go with Evans as the better player.