For every professional basketball player, there's an intriguing story to accompany them. Most of those include a hefty dose of uncertainty. However, for the youngest players in league history—those who should have been closer to say, a high school mathematics class than an NBA arena—the story is uncertainty.
After all, there's really nothing that can prepare someone for the speed and intensity of the NBA. Sure, some adjust quicker than others, but even the most talented rookies often have an adjustment period.
