The Six Orlando Magic stars with the most to prove in 2018
By Sam Skubala
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Evan Fournier
Years Experience: 5
Career Averages: 12.3 points, 37.9 Three Point Percentage
Formerly seen as a 3-point specialist, Evan Fournier had a mixed 2017 season.
He averaged a career-high 17.2 points per game, but he shot a career-worst in 3-point percentage and his overall efficiency decreased.
While he can be a competent scorer, there is a perception around the league Fournier is a poor defender. Additionally, when the ball is out of his hands, he can sometimes disappear without a trace.
It will be difficult for Fournier to prove himself better than he is already regarded without the Orlando Magic becoming better as a team.
If the team starts playing well, expect for the league to view Fournier far better by people.
But if Orlando struggles again, then the 24-year old’s reputation will continue to be linked with a losing side.