NBA Analyst Claims Peyton Watson Should Be Nuggets’ Third Option, Believes in His Ceiling

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NBA Analyst Claims Peyton Watson Should Be Nuggets’ Third Option, Believes in His Ceiling

Tim Legler stated that if the Nuggets want to remain serious competitors, Watson has to be their third option next season. "He's the guy that's got the athletic ability, the length, he affects both ends of the floor," Legler said. He added that Watson, who averaged 14.6ppg this past season on 41.1% 3-point shooting, has shown a new offensive ceiling.

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