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| 32 - Ed Davis
- PF, 6'10, 232 |
| Toronto Raptors
- Drafted 13th overall in 2010 |
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Date of
birth: 06/05/1989
Country:
USA
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Drafted
(NBA): 13th pick, 2010
Out of: North Carolina
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NBA
Experience: 2 years
Hand: Left |
| Agent: Rob Pelinka (Landmark Sports Agency)
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 Where Are They Now, 2010 Summer League
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| 2010-09-17 |
- Ed Davis - Davis was the right pick, but this doesn't mean that (a) he will be a starter, or (b) he will ever be a starter. But the upside to become so is certainly there.
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2010 Summer League Rosters: Toronto Raptors
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| 2010-07-11 |
 Ed Davis
If he wants to be, Davis should become what Tyrus Thomas should have been but never wanted to become. Did that makes sense? Probably not. What I'm trying to say is, he won't be Amare, and it might take a while, but he should be a good player. More in-depth analysis later.
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New Jersey......Toronto.......London.
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| 2011-03-10 |
Other than the rebounding, defense and lack of passing, Bargnani played well. So did his future replacement, Ed Davis, who was active, under control, and productive. For the Nets, Deron Williams controlled the game, while Damion James worked hard on either end and was rewarded. Lopez put forward about 25 times more effort on offense than he did on defense, and Kris Humphries continued his year-long impression of a poor man's Blake Griffin with the kind of effort, strength, shot selection and athleticism that will see him inevitably corral a full MLE deal in the offseason.
Ed Davis had a great weekend, recording 24 points and 23 rebounds in 53 minutes on 10-12 shooting. He has had a great rookie season overall, and is amazingly far long in his learning curve for a 21 year old. Amar'e Stoudemire comparisons are unnecessarily ambitious, but slightly-smaller-Tyson-Chandler ones may not be. Reggie Evans's injury was a blessing in disguise, because it's allowed Davis to become the salvation to a terrible season. I can't prove the idea that Triano would have stolen Davis's minutes with Evans, of course, but it's a common coaching mistake to default to the old guy. So it's possible.
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Sham's 2010 NBA Draft Night Recap, Part 1
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| 2010-06-27 |
Pick 13: Needing to change their entire roster, their entire philosophy and their entire future, the Raptors make a start by picking Ed Davis out of North Carolina.
It's a good pick. Davis hasn't really done anything yet, which is why drafting him in the top 10 would have been excessive. However, once he slipped out of it, Davis became a desirable pick. He needs to bulk up and develop counter-moves in the post, as well as a mid range jumper, but he rebounds and he blocks shots, exactly what Toronto's non-existent interior defense needs. It'll be a while before Ed Davis becomes a starter, but he will do one day.
Bye Bosh.
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