Wemby looked fatigued as hell. He's got a long way to go before he can handle the 30 games per season that's expected of him.
Other notes on the "best prospect ever":
- As everyone who knows anything about NBA basketball was able to tell ages ago... he can't handle the ball on the perimeter. Not against actual NBA athletes. Wemby has a lot of skill but you can't fool physics. He's just too tall and the ball spends way too much time in the air when he dribbles it. He can try to get lower but I don't think even that's enough.
- His passing instincts are gonna help him a lot in the League. Many of the lanes he sees in the summer league are not gonna be there in the regular season, but it's still encouraging that he seems to have a natutal knack for drawing the defense and shoveling the ball to an open teammate. Wemby is so big that he sees over every defense.
- His outside shot is all over the place. For a 7'5'' guy, he has way too many moving parts in it, and every shot looks a bit different. I don't see Wemby becoming more than a very average shooter from the perimeter, but that might be enough to keep defenses honest. A sharpshooter he ain't.
- Wemby did a lot of posting up, but I don't think that's his future in the NBA even when he inevitably ends up playing the 5. These defenders are just too strong and big and his center of gravity is so high. In Europe, he could kind of inch his way to the basket when he posted up, but that's not gonna work against NBA bigs.
Overall, I see Wemby's ideal offensive role as a high post center, a distributing hub who can dive to the basket from the weak side when an open lane appears. He's not a shooter, low post banger or perimeter ballhandler. On the other side of the ball, he obviously brings some awesome rim protection.
His ceiling is probably a very good role player in the NBA, and that's if he's able to stay healthy.