Butler s big fives will represent the Clippers in the summer league. His scoring ability is quite good?

According to the American media The Athletic Clippers reporter Law Murray, the undrafter in this year's NBA Draft, Jahmyl Telfort, a big five-side forward player who previously played for Butler University, has received a summer league contract from the Clippers, and he will also represent the team in the next NBA summer league games.

Telford, from Quebec, Canada, was born in April 2001. He is 24 years old, 201cm tall and weighs 102kg. He is a player with very comprehensive offensive ability. In the NCAA field this season, Terfot made a total of 33 appearances for Butler, with averaging 35.2 minutes per game, averaging 16 points, 4.7 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 1 steal, 0.3 blocks, and 2.2 turnovers and 2 fouls. His shooting percentage was 47.1%, three-point shooting percentage was 36.1%, and free throw shooting percentage was 77.1%. With his outstanding performance, Telford was also shortlisted for the third team of the best team in the Big East League this season, which is also the greatest recognition of his series of outstanding performances.

From the perspective of characteristics, Telford has quite good scoring ability. He has rich offensive methods on the offensive end, and his offensive efficiency can also be maintained at a good level. His scoring ability at the basket is quite good, and his outside shooting ability has also made certain progress this season. In addition, Telford also has very good passing ability and support ability, and he is indeed quite talented on the offensive end. However, Telford seems to have certain problems in moving speed. His support for the team on the defensive end is relatively limited. His stability in outside shooting still has room for further improvement, and he also needs to make some improvements in turnover control. On the other hand, Telford is too old, and his potential and his future development space may be relatively limited. From the Clippers' perspective, signing Telford with a summer league contract looks certainly a pretty good choice. With this signing, the Clippers can also further examine Telford's abilities during the summer league. If Telford can show his offensive talent in the NBA Summer League, he might have the chance to get a training camp contract with Exhibit 10 clauses given by the Clippers, and he will have the chance to represent the team in training camp and preseason games. Even if Telford cannot stay in the team after the regular season starts next season, he has the opportunity to join the Clippers' NBA Development League subordinate team, the San Diego Clippers and get the attention of the Clippers or other teams through his performance in the NBA Development League. I don't know if Telford can perform in the summer league next time.