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10 Realistic First-Round Options for Miami Heat in 2017 NBA Draft
- Updated: May 13, 2017
9. Malik Monk
Monk played for the University of Kentucky for a single season and is a natural-born scorer that could go shot-for-shot with anyone his age. He’s only 6-foot-3, but scored 47 points against North Carolina University, had four 30-point games, and averaged 19.8 points per game in his freshman season. His defense must improve, though he is a solid rebounder and passer. For Monk there is much more upside than liability, as he could add a deadly scoring threat to the Heat’s backcourt alongside Goran Dragic.
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