Following his rookie season, Alex Sarr seemed to be the butt of the joke.
The former No. 2 overall pick struggled to do things that most 7-foot playmakers in the NBA do with ease and because of that, many people were counting him out from the jump.
It didn't help that his Summer League struggles already put the idea of a draft bust in peoples minds before he ever hit the floor in the regular season.
There's no denying that Sarr has his fair share of rookie woes, but as a young player coming from overseason, early struggles should have been expected.