Arturas Gudaitis

[...] Up front, there is also change, with the slow but rugged centre pairing of Kaleb Tarczewski and Arturas Gudaitis (who was an advanced stats marvel last year, leading the competition with a 25.3 PER and ranking third in net rating with +28.0) to be paired at power forward with Brooks and Burns. Burns, a 33-year-old veteran with a much-needed Italian passport, brings some athletic rim-runs and rebounding tenacity to the team, retaining his leaping ability into the latter stages of his career while also serving as an occasional spot-up threat, while Brooks has been employing his long-armed tenacity for many years at this level, scrapping around the basket, defending both perimeter and interior, finishing with power, and improving throughout as a shooter. (Brooks, too, has just received an Italian passport after playing four previous seasons there.) [...]

Arturas Gudaitis - 47th pick, 2015
Best player on this list. EuroLeague tested, a skilled and efficient post, who could play in the NBA as a finisher, occasional paint-touch guy, straight-line driver and offensive rebounder. He would foul a lot and struggle on switches, but the 47th pick isn’t supposed to net perfection.

Arturas Gudaitis - 47th pick, 2015
Agood player. A good Euroleague player. Physical, knows his angles, good hands, some touch around the rim, shirks no challenges, good timing and positioning, not a stiff. He is however never going to be able to do much about the new breed of NBA bigs. As exclusively a post player on offense when he’s screening and not hugely laterally fast on the perimeter defensively, Gudaitis could play in the NBA, but not in a big role.