补个Bairstow的外电，让大家多了解这个第二轮的球员： http://dawindycity.com/2014/06/27/bairstow-fit-bulls/ The Bulls selected Cameron Bairstow in the second round of yesterday’s NBA draft. Bairstow is a 6-10, 252 pound bruiser who loves to bang in the post. He also has a good jump shot, so he can also take his man out of the post and open up lanes. I wrote about Bairstow in my pre-draft prospect profile, so you can read more about him there. The Bulls traded to get Doug McDermott in the first round to improve their anemic offense. In drafting Bairstow, they add to that improvement. Bairstow averaged 24.8 points per-40 minutes and grabbed 9 rebounds. Bairstow is also an efficient player. His true shooting percentage was 61.1% in his senior season. With the Bulls, Bairstow can bring energy and scoring off the bench. He is an extremely hard worker. He was known to work out after games, still in his uniform. This is a guy coach Tom Thibodeau is going to love. While Bairstow showed a good touch during the season, he really did well during the NBA Combine (he shot 60% from the NBA-three). That shot will help him when he pump fakes and drives to the hoop. “It’s something that teams really haven’t been expecting, given the fact that I didn’t shoot many this year,” Bairstow told the Albuquerque Journal earlier this month. “I’m showing I can be consistent and accurate from the 15- to 18-foot range, and in the future I can really start working on bringing that back out (to NBA 3-point range) and add that to my game.” Don’t get it wrong, however. Bairstow is all about the physical game. He loves to throw his body around. In an interview with ESPN on Wednesday, former Connecticut Huskie (and now Miami Heat) point guard Shabazz Napier commented on Bairstow’s play. “He was definitely talented,” Napier said. “He was big. The other big guys playing up against him, it was kind of tough. They weren’t as big as he was. I wouldn’t say dominating, but he was definitely getting his fair share.” Bairstow was the second consecutive New Mexico Lobo drafted by the Bulls. Tony Snell was drafted last year. The Bulls also drafted former Lobo and fellow Australian Luc Longley, who helped the Bulls win three titles. Cameron Bairstow will win some fans with his play. He is all energy and hard work. The Chicago fans are going to appreciate his efforts. 然後同一个作者之前对他的分析： With just three days remaining before 2014 NBA Draft, we are heading into the stretch run of showcasing possible draft choices for the Bulls. Today, we will profile Cameron Bairstow. Bairstow is a 6-10, 252 pound power forward out of New Mexico. He is a bruiser who loves to bang down low. He has a high motor and he challenges his man to get as physical as he is. Bairstow is able to get to the free throw line, shooing 8.8 free throws a game this past season, good for 4th in the nation. He crashes the board, working well for post position. Bairstow came to the Lobos weighing 210 pounds. He worked hard in the weight room to eventually gain over 40 pounds. He improved not only his strength but also his footwork. This is a great example of his work ethic. One thing that could make Bairstow valuable is his jump shot. He has a very good mid-range shot. In his senior season, he shot 55.6% from the field and 73.5% from the free throw line. While he is not a great athlete, his threat of a jump shot and his ability to dribble from either hand helps open up the lane for him to drive to the hoop. Bairstow was incredibly efficient his senior season, despite shouldering a heavier workload. Usually, with added minutes, a player’s efficiency drops, but the opposite happened with Bairstow. After playing 844 minutes his junior year, he played nearly 300 more minutes his senior year. While his true shooting percentage was 53.7% his junior year, it jumped to an excellent 61.1% his senior year, making him a lethal scorer in college. He averaged 24.8 points per-40 minutes and grabbed 9 rebounds his last year with New Mexico. Defensively, Bairstow is a brute. He loves to get physical. He defends well in the post. He has a solid understanding of defensive concepts and team rotation. Where he has a problem is on the perimeter. He has an upright defensive stand and has trouble moving his feet. He also sags too much on pick-and-rolls. At the beginning of last season, Bairstow was not on anyone’s radar in terms of a possible draft choice. He had an incredible season to propel himself to the middle of the second round. He would be effective coming off the bench for the Bulls. His high energy would fit in well in Chicago. With Taj Gibson probably starting now, Bairstow could take his old role, bringing energy off the bench. More importantly, with his scoring ability, he could add points, which is something the Bulls sorely lacked last season. --

※ 发信站: 批踢踢实业坊(ptt.cc), 来自: 124.109.116.72 ※ 文章网址: http://webptt.com/cn.aspx?n=bbs/ChicagoBulls/M.1404100888.A.512.html 他很准，而且你要看他的惯用手，不要被他的护球手给骗了。 ※ 编辑: AhUtopian (124.109.116.72), 07/01/2014 23:19:17