He’s a great finisher with either hand and on anybody! He consistantly finishes with contact, i give the edge of court vision (even though it was close) to Brandon Jennings. He’s just a magician with all the different angles in which he delivers the basketball three plays ahead.

J.Wall does the same thing, he just does them 2.95 plays ahead. I do give wall the lower turnover margin in which he completes his risky passes.

J. Wall also gets the nod in Ball Handling. Please dont get me wrong, BJ has better handles in such a way as street ball and super fancy type of way. J. Wall dribbles the ball equally with his left hand as he does his right hand, thats why he gets from point a-2-point-b faster than BJ and as anyone i’ve ever laid my eyes on.

That includes Ty Lawson and Raymond Felton. Ty pushes it, but his left is a couple of notches below his right hand, that goes for ray felton also.(but felton has a better left hand than ty, just not quite as fast).

Last but not least, i’ll give the defensive edge to JW. This was an easy decision. J.Wall does gamble a little to much some times, but most of the time he does it in a free lance type setting (ex. MD-All-american type of game, i do think he did it a little to much in the Nike Hoop-Summit).

Bj is good in the passing lanes, but thats it. He doesn’t even try to look like he’s playing D. JW has great lateral movement, quick feet, solid fundamentals in his defensive stance added to his quick anticipating hands and super long arms.

I forgot to rate the shooting. That clearly goes to BJ. Sometime’s its streaky, but he is clearly a better shooter. I think wall has a better mid-range game, but the nod goes to BJ.

Another Great article JJ, Keep up the good work!