NBA: The 10 next potential generational players

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Marvin Bagley, F

Duke

Age: 18

Before Zion Williamson became the King of the 2018 Class for basketball, Marvin Bagley was actually the top recruit in the 2018 class. That all changed eventually after Bagley went on to SportsCenter to announce would be forgoing his senior year in High school and commit to the University of Duke.

Bagley is a very special player as he has all the fundamental gifts and talents a generational player needs. He is competitive winner who can shoot decently as wella s play defense with a vicious attitude.

Once in the NBA, Bagley will be more likely transitioning from the 4 to 3 position. Although Bagley can rebound and has a solid post game ,he will need to work on his shot.

If Marvin can eventually begin draining shots form distances from far out as just as Kristaps and KAT can, Marvin should be a very exciting player to keep an eye once in the NBA.

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