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#33. Julius Randle, Minnesota Timberwolves, #5 Power Forwards

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23 Oct
2023

Pre-2023-24 Rank: #44.

Peak Period:  From 2017-18 to 2023-24.  Randle should still be in his Peak Period at season’s end.

Julius Randle’s career took off in his seventh NBA season when the Power Forward was a Second Team All-NBA and Most Improved Player of the Year in what was his second year with the Knicks.  Randle was an All-Star three times on New York, but with the emergence of Jalen Brunson, the Knicks shuffled the deck and traded him to Minnesota for Karl-Anthony Towns.

As we wrote for Towns, this is a boom or bust campaign, as this will set the tone for any possible Hall of Fame run.

The Bullet Points

  • Games Played: 641
  • All-NBA: 3
  • All-Star Selections: 3
  • MVP: 3
  • All-Defensive: 0
  • DPOY: 0
  • PPG: 19.1
  • Peak PPG: 21.3
  • Points: 12229
  • Points Peak: 10333
  • RPG: 9.4
  • Peak RPG: 9.4
  • Rebounds: 6004
  • Rebounds Peak: 4539
  • APG: 3.7
  • Peak APG: 4.1
  • Assists: 2387
  • Assists Peak: 1979
  • SPG: 0.7
  • Peak SPG: 0.7
  • Steals: 439
  • Steals Peak: 337
  • BPG: 0.4
  • Peak BPG: 0.4
  • Blocks: 268
  • Blocks Peak: 202
  • Playoff Games: 15
  • PER: 18.1
  • Peak PER: 19.0
  • Win Shares: 43.3
  • Peak Win Shares: 38.2
  • VORP: 15.2
  • Peak VORP: 15.3
  • Conference Titles: 0
  • NBA Titles: 0
  • Additional Notes: Randle played one year at Kentucky where he was All-SEC and the SEC Player of the Year.
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