Seriously lacking in scoring ability! Is the Nets Israeli star adapting to the NBA very unsatisfactory?

In a previous NBA Las Vegas summer league game, the New York Knicks defeated the Brooklyn Nets 97-93 after a hard fight. After this game, the Knicks ended their two consecutive defeats in the summer league, with a current record of 1 win and 2 losses; while the Nets suffered three consecutive defeats in the summer league, with a current record of 0 win and 3 losses.

In this game, the performance of the Nets' starting and backcourt Ben Saraf is still unsatisfactory. Salav played 29 minutes and 56 seconds in the whole game, made 3 of 11 shots, 0 of 1 from outside the three-point line, and 3 of 4 free throws, and scored 11 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and 1 block. There were 2 turnovers and 2 fouls, with plus and negative values of +2. Sarav also got a lot of playing time and mobile phone opportunities on the offensive end, but his offensive efficiency was not ideal, his scoring ability was not fully utilized, and he seemed quite struggling on the offensive end. Sarav also lacks basic passing ability and organizational ability. He performed well on the defensive end, but he is not a top defender after all, and he has no way to provide more support and help to the team under such circumstances. Overall, Sarav's performance is obviously inaccurate, which can be said to be an extremely disappointing level.

Summer League so far, Sarav's average playing time in the first three games has reached 22.9 minutes, with averaging 7 points, 2 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1 steal and 0.7 blocks, and 2.7 turnovers and 2 fouls. His shooting percentage is 30.4%, his three-point shooting percentage is 0%, and his free throw shooting percentage is 53.8%. Salav's performance on the offensive end in these games can be described as a terrible sight. His offensive efficiency is a mess, he has no touch outside the three-point line, and his performance in error control is also not ideal. In fact, Sarav's performance on the defensive end cannot be considered a particularly stable level, and he cannot maintain sufficient competitiveness on the defensive end in every game.

Sarav is the backcourt star from Israel selected by the Nets in the 26th pick in the first round in this year's NBA Draft. Last season, his performance in the European arena was quite good, showing a high level of maturity, and his scoring ability is also worthy of recognition. This should be an important factor in the Nets' choice to win Salav even though they had chosen Egor Demin and Nolan Traore before. However, it seems that Salav’s speed to adapt to the NBA is still a bit unsatisfactory, and his performance in these games is also very struggling. On the other hand, Jamin and Traore are also not ideal for adapting to the NBA, which makes people feel even more worried.