Umm...I understand what you are saying...but this is not too good considering L.A. was suppose to be athletic in order to make up for his lack of size/bulk
..so he's not strong, he's not fast and he's not athletic compared to this weak draft class....this doesn't bode too well for the raps...plus the knock on him before all this was he's too soft
From the Toronto Sun....
But while the Raptors' director of personnel, Jim Kelly, praised Aldridge, his numbers from the NBA combine tell a different story. According to the figures, secured by nbadraft.net, Aldridge's overall numbers -- which measure athleticism, speed and strength -- were, in fact, quite poor. Aldridge scored 68th out of the 80 prospects. Brown was 36th. And while those numbers obviously don't tell the whole story in terms of how well the player will do in a game situation, Aldridge's numbers may have deterred the Raps, and others, from taking him in the top five in the draft.
As an example, most players, including Brown, where able to bench-press 185 pounds 12 times or more. Aldridge, who goes 6-foot-11 and 240 pounds, was able to do that only eight times.
