In a NBA regular season game today, the Philadelphia 76ers narrowly defeated Utah Jazz with his performance of Joel Embiid (Joel Embiid) and narrowly defeated Utah Jazz 105-98. After this game, the 76ers' record increased to 7 wins and 7 losses, ranking 6th in the West, while the Jazz 's record dropped to 10 wins and 5 losses, ranking 4th in the West.
Although he lost the game, the performance of the Jazz's substitute inside player Walker Kessler is indeed eye-catching. He played 11 minutes and 58 seconds in the game, made 1 of 5 shots and 0 of 2 free throws. Although he was not efficient on the offensive end and only scored 2 points, he also contributed 9 rebounds and 3 blocks, including 5 frontcourt rebounds, and the plus and negative value reached the team's highest +13.
Although Kessler's efficiency at the basket is indeed not ideal, with all kinds of butterflies and all kinds of shots not being made, his performance in other aspects is also worthy of recognition. With his huge advantages in physical fitness and confrontational ability, Kessler has shown a certain dominance at the basket. He has strong ability to grab the frontcourt rebounds, and he is also the team's inside barrier on the defensive end. His frame protection ability, blocking ability and backcourt rebounds and protection ability are top-level.
Kesler is the inside player selected by the Jazz in this year's NBA Draft with the 22nd pick in the first round. I thought it might take some time for this NCAA first block king to adapt to the rhythm of NBA, but I didn't expect that he quickly occupied the team's substitute center after the start of the season.
So far, Kessler averaged 5.4 points, 5.3 rebounds, 0.7 assists, 0.3 steals and 1.7 blocks per game during his 14.7 minutes of playing time, which also included 2.3 frontcourt rebounds, with a shooting percentage of up to 66.7%. Although his playing time is quite limited, he ranks 25th in the league in front court rebounds per game, and 10th in the league in blocks per game. He has fully utilized his strengths and advantages, and he has also made considerable contributions to the Jazz's outstanding record after the season. If Kessler could properly improve his movement speed, maybe he would have a chance to become the Jazz's inside gate?
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