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Oct
Imports Ranked
Kendric Davis holds No.1 as PJC charges to second
Highlights
Three rounds of form are in. Brisbane climb, the Phoenix slide and Darius Days drops out
- Kendric Davis stays No.1 and Parker Jackson-Cartwright climbs to No.2 on form.
- Nate Hinton is the biggest riser, up nine places to No.8.
- Darius Days is out after leaving Illawarra, so the list is now 25.
Three rounds in, the numbers have had their say on the NBL27 import class.
Kendric Davis ($436,000) is still No.1. The Sydney Kings star is averaging 27.0 points, 5.7 rebounds and 6.3 assists, and the Grand Final MVP has not given anyone a reason to move him.
Parker Jackson-Cartwright ($405,200) is the big mover at the top. The Breakers point guard climbs one spot to No.2 on the best SuperCoach average of any import, 50.0, and a $30,000 price rise. Cole Anthony ($300,000) slips to No.3, on only two games.
Brisbane's imports are the big climbers. Arnas Velicka ($277,000) is up three to No.5 on 10 assists a game, and Nate Hinton ($277,000) is up nine to No.8, the biggest jump on the list.
Adelaide big man Nick Rakocevic ($188,400) is the price story. He has added $40,600, more than any other import, and climbs seven places to No.15. At the other end, D'Shawn Schwartz ($277,000) drops eight spots and Yannis Morin ($277,000) has shed $38,600.
The list is now 25. Darius Days is out after Illawarra confirmed on September 24 that he had left the club after one game.
This is the pre-season Top Imports Ranking, counting down from 25 to 1.

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