Player: Chris Paul II
Class: 2028
The travel ball season is here, and Phenom Hoops has already started the season off with a bang, as the talent has been ROLLING through on our platform. CP3 EYBL has been bringing a lot of talent to the courts recently, as CP3 2027, CP3 2028, and CP3 2029 have all been impressive to start the season.
CP3 2028 EYBL has been a joy to watch, and we have had a lot to talk about with the talent they have brought through, including several names you will be hearing about a lot. Another player that will CERTAINLY have the attention of so many as well will be 2028 Chris Paul II, as he put his game on display the last two weekends with Phenom Hoops.
Obviously, his name carries a lot of weight and expectations when your father is HOF Chris Paul, one of the best point guards to have played in the NBA. A legacy that his father has built, Chris Paul II will be looking to make his own legacy with his game, and we are eager to see how he continues to develop.
We got an early view of his game and saw several factors that caught our eyes early on. Paul certainly showcased his comfort level with the ball in his hands, reading the floor, pushing in transition, finding teammates to run the floor, delivering on-point passes for easy buckets, and being a true floor general. He also did an exceptional job in giving us flashes of his ability to create for himself off the bounce, finish with touch and feel around defenders, and his comfort level from deep. Paul has a great feel for the game early on, and you can see that he will only grow with more experience and playing time, along with being able to learn from one of the best guards ever.
It will be truly fun to watch Paul grow up as a prospect, as he will be looking to make a name for himself in the coming years.
What Was Said:
“Got my first viewing of 2028 Chris Paul Jr. (CP3 2028 EYBL). Really liked the flashes in his game of being able to create, crafty handles, terrific court awareness, and a true playmaker. Smooth finisher off the bounce. #PhenomMarchMadness”