Recently, the American media Spotrac updated the offseason free agent list statistics. Guard Jarrett Culver is currently listed as UFA, which is an unrestricted free agent. Sources indicate that the Grizzlies have no intention of renewing his contract, and the former will most li

Recently, the American media Spotrac updated the offseason free agent roster statistics.

Guard Jarrett Culver is currently listed as a UFA, which is an unrestricted free agent. According to

sources, the Grizzlies have no intention of renewing his contract, and the former will most likely transfer elsewhere.

But in view of his poor performance in his rookie season, Culver did not attract the interest of many teams.

Now 23 years old, he is facing the embarrassing situation of having no ball to play. The next contract is likely to be a basic salary, or he may not even get a contract.

Culver, who is 1.98 meters tall, was the No. 6 pick in the first round of 2019, with a very high starting point.

He is a forward-back swingman with a standard figure and excellent athletic ability, the best draft template Paul Pierce .

Culver has solid basic skills and, on the surface, has most of the potential to become an All-Star player.

has top-notch defensive awareness, soft shooting touch, good control, passing, and sudden play. He has also demonstrated skilled singles skills many times in college.

Before the draft started that year, the Lakers invited Culver for a trial training because of his visible talent.

In his rookie season, Culver averaged 9.2 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 0.9 steals, and shot 40.4% from the field.

It is not difficult to see that he is indeed a comprehensive player, and Timberwolves did once regard him as a core player for the future.

But unfortunately, plans can never keep up with changes, and sudden injuries destroy all beautiful illusions.

In his second year as a rookie, Culver suffered injuries to his ankle, wrist and other joints, and played only 34 games intermittently. After

was traded to the Grizzlies, he still suffered from minor injuries and only played in 37 regular season games this year.

During his three-year rookie contract, Culver missed a total of 102 regular season games and was truly a man of glass.

This season, although the Grizzlies made it to the playoffs , he never got a chance to play due to physical problems and was left on the bench.

Currently, Culver has played a total of 134 games in NBA, averaging 6.6 points and 2.7 rebounds per game, with a shooting percentage of 40%.

Judging by his status as the No. 6 pick, he can be called a parallel import. This is not disrespectful, but a real reality.

Among the 2019 lottery picks, Culver and Langford are the only two players who average less than 7 points per game.

Coincidentally, both of these two have top athletic ability, and they are also glass men.

It's a commonplace topic. In the NBA's more than seventy years of history, many newcomers with visible talents have been born.

But the vast majority of them failed to realize their so-called talents in the end. Why? Because they are not durable enough.

Only with a strong body can he have the capital to become great. In the face of endurance, all the bounce and running speed are not worth mentioning.