Over the years, the NFL and NBA drafts have helped sensationalize measurement numbers to an almost silly degree.
It's like mock drafts, though—every number has its value when viewed through the proper lens.
With this theme in mind, the 2016 NBA Draft Combine provided some important lessons on key prospects. With plenty of game film available, nailing down official numbers to go with the film gives organizations some finality to help the grading process.
Below, let's take a look at the combine's most impressive measurements.
Wade Baldwin IV, PG, Vanderbilt
When it comes to point guards, Wade Baldwin IV out of Vanderbilt falls behind names such as Kris Dunn and Demetrius Jackson, among others, in terms of stock.
Baldwin shattered a few expectations in Chicago, though. He came in at 6'4" in shoes with a ridiculous 6'11¼" wingspan, a number that should belong to a much, much bigger shooting guard.
What does this mean? Baldwin's do-it-all averages of 14.1 points, 4.0 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game last year make plenty of sense. Baldwin is a phy ...
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NBA Draft Combine 2016: Most Impressive Measurements from Chicago
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