John Collins is 6'10", can jump out of the building and averaged 19.1 points and 9.8 rebounds as a sophomore in 2018-19. The Rookie of the Year runner-up already plays NBA basketball like it's 2K, so he's an obvious candidate to be an absolute cheat code. That means less fall-away mid-range jumpers and more of the sensible shots that helped the 6'8" prototypical wing shoot 47.5 and 43.4 percent from the field and three, respectively, as a rookie. What's nice about 2K, though, is we get to decide what shots he takes. That helped him deliver a sophomore campaign in which the young King upped his scoring to 17.3 points per game (on the back of a much-improved 37.1 percent three-point clip) and his assists to 7.3 per game.įor some reason, Jayson Tatum's shot selection deteriorated in his second season, and his field-goal and three-point percentages dropped to 45.0 and 37.3 percent, respectively. What De'Aaron Fox lacks in size, he most certainly makes up for in speed.
Last year's Rookie of the Year is an obvious starting point for an NBA 2K franchise, especially considering that the 6'7" Slovenian phenom has the size of a wing and the ball-handling skills (six assists per game as a rookie) of a point. And, since "young" isn't a concrete term, we'll use the American legal drinking age of 21 as our cut-off point. Here are some of the best young stars to plant and grow your franchise around in NBA 2K20's MyGM and MyLEAGUE modes.
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