Every NBA division's most interesting rookie in 2015-16

David Kenyon

Updated: August 30, 2015

Southeast Division

Justise Winslow, Miami Heat: Somehow, some way, Miami managed to grab Winslow at No. 10. He’s a perfect fit for a Heat squad that desperately needed a three-and-D weapon. At Duke last season, Winslow drilled 41.8 percent of his three-pointers while posting a 115.2 offensive rating and stellar 92.8 defensive mark. It should be an absolute treat to see Winslow develop under Erik Spoelstra, one of the best coaching minds in the NBA.

Erik #Spoelstra on Winslow: Versatility, being a Swiss-army knife, there's no question I like players like that.'

— Dave George (@Dave_GeorgePBP) June 29, 2015

By David Kenyon

Writer for Sportsnaut and Bleacher Report, mostly covering college football as well as the NFL, NBA and college basketball.

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Every NBA division’s most interesting rookie in 2015-16

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