10 reasons the Jazz need to rescue Ronnie Brewer from the D-league

[kiri.de.carlos]

1. Defense. Everyone knows defense wins everything.

2. 13 points a game on over 50% shooting.

3. Sweet yet goofy smile.

4. When we trade Hayward we will need another guard.

5. He thrived here, and we thrived with him.

6. His arm counts as a disability, so we up our stats for hiring minorities and such.

7. He would come cheap.

8. I like him, and always did.

9. Super duper athletic.

10. We need more fast break dunks!

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[Joe Bagadonuts]

One reason not to rescue him:

1. He's not an NBA talent.

 

[enchilada_style]

1. Defense. Everyone knows defense wins everything.

2. 13 points a game on over 50% shooting.

3. Sweet yet goofy smile.

4. When we trade Hayward we will need another guard.

5. He thrived here, and we thrived with him.

6. His arm counts as a disability, so we up our stats for hiring minorities and such.

7. He would come cheap.

8. I like him, and always did.

9. Super duper athletic.

10. We need more fast break dunks!

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I do kind of like his ****ed up elbow thing makes his jump shot sort of adorable.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

One reason not to rescue him:

1. He's not an NBA talent.

He is obviously a NBA talent. He averaged 14 ppg in one season. He is just past his prime since he was an athletic player who couldn't shoot.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

I really miss the Brewer days where he seemed to get 4 points every 1st quarter just off going backdoor for easy dunks since he could explode so fast off the ground.

 

[Thee Jazz Fan]

One reason not to rescue him:

1. He's not an NBA talent.

Did u ever watch him play?

 

[silesian]

wonder how much athleticism he has lost. Seems like 80% of Ronnie would be better than CJ. I cringe every time CJ touches the ball. But then there is the RB shooting "touch" Tough call.

 

[silesian]

One reason not to rescue him:

1. He's not an NBA talent.

Do you mean "not an NBA talent anymore"

Trying to give you a lifeline.

 

[Lost_Jazz_Fan]

Always wondered what happened to Ronnie. Always liked him for his hustle and D even though he couldn't shoot worth anything.

 

[Joe Bagadonuts]

He is obviously a NBA talent. He averaged 14 ppg in one season. He is just past his prime since he was an athletic player who couldn't shoot.

Past tense.

 

[Joe Bagadonuts]

Do you mean "not an NBA talent anymore"

Trying to give you a lifeline.

Very kind of you. Yes, I know he had a career but I don't think it would make any sense at all to bring him back. I don't expect any other team to either. Maybe I have underestimated where he is now, though. I haven't seen him play in years.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Past tense.

Talent never leaves. It's something within you. Michael Jordan is still a NBA talent, he just can't play because of his body.