Woodard has all the tools and is exactly what the Jazz need. Thick strong wing who should be able to guard 2-4, can shoot and has good form (didnt take enough 3's in college), and is very athletic. Never put it all together at Miss St.
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Woodard has all the tools and is exactly what the Jazz need. Thick strong wing who should be able to guard 2-4, can shoot and has good form (didnt take enough 3's in college), and is very athletic. Never put it all together at Miss St.
homeytennis
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A lot of one and dones or players that went overseas for a year. I notice two Washington players in the top 20. They lead their college team to a last place finish in the Pac 12 and left their coach mortally wounded.
homeytennis
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It seems like the NBA front offices are as enamored as ever with one and dones. Think Trey Lyles is still the second coming?
Top end sure, but I'd hold off on that claim until we see who declares. There is some good talent.
Beer
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nah this will go down an all time crapper
Depends on how you rate drafts.
Beer
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I rate it by talent. The fact that it’s being judged by the guys in the late first is obviously a terrible sign.
I like the talent we're looking at in the teens and 20s of this draft better than 2018, tbh. When you're crossing your fingers hoping that guys like Josh Okogie and Chandler Hutchison drop, you're pretty desperate. This year's guys like Paul Reed, Jalen Smith and Jahmius Ramsey should be decent rotation players.
Talent? Who cares about talent? It's about results.
So if a draft that has 2 HOF's, 3 starters, and 10 career rotation players better than a draft that has 0 HOF's, 10 starters, and 15 career rotation players? It's all subjective and depends on where your team drafts.
It all depends on how you judge drafts. For the Jazz, the top end of the draft is basically irrelevant, which is what we care about.
Beer
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Yes, because this is a star league. Stars win championships. Stars fill seats. Hopeful rotation players don’t move the needle on either.
Jazz4ever
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Impossible to predict. We've been doing this a long time. Remember the glorified draft of 2014? With Jabari Parker, Andrew Wiggins, Aaron Gordon, Dante Exum, Julius Randle? Just oozing with talent or insane athleticism, none are superstars or even stars. Embiid turned out really good, but the best player came at Pick 41 in Jokic.