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C: Spencer Haywood / Rich Kelly
Pf: Thabo Sefolosha / Haywood / Bryon Russell / Scott Padgett
Sf: Bryon Russell / Thabo Sefolosha
Sg: Pistol Pete / George Hill / Dante Exum
Pg: George Hill / Pistol Pete / Exum
Vs.
Wes Mantooth
Enes Kanter-Krylyo Fesenko
Joe Johnson
Demarre Carroll-Bernard King
Joe Ingles
Deron Williams-Derek Fisher
thee jazz fan team writeup:
My Team
Spencer Haywood:
24pts. 9.6reb. 2.1ast. 1.6blk. 84% ft.
Thabo Sefolosha:
8pts. 4reb. 1.4ast. 81% ft. 38%3pt.
Bryon Russell:
14pts. 5reb. 1.9ast. 1.6stl. 39%3pt.
Pistol Pete:
31pts. 5 reb. 5 ast. 1.2 stl.
George Hill:
16.9 pts 3reb. 4 ast. 1 stl. 40% 3pt.
Bench
Rich Kelley:
15pts. 12reb. 3ast. 1.6 stl. 2.1 blk. 81%ft. 50%fg
Scott Padgett:
43%3pt
Dante Exum:
My defensive specialist and change of pace pg/sg
thee jazz fan’s team Writeup:
As you can see from my lineup, it’s complete position-less basketball. Everyone on my team other than Exum and Kelley can shoot.
My team has a great mix of defense and offense. Both Sefolosha and Russell are two of the best 3&D players to play for the jazz. Pistol Pete is in the conversation as one of the best offensive players of non the greatest in jazz history. His running Mate George Hill is the perfect fit next to Pistol as he doesn’t need to dominate the ball, and is more in the mold of Chauncey Billups type pg. Spencer Haywood is a HOF player. He may only be 6-8 225lb’s but he came into the league playing C, and spent time throughout his career playing it. He’s athletic and quick, take his man to the hole and hit from 20ft and in.
Rotation
Haywood will spend a portion of the game at pf. Kelley is a good defender with good touch inside (15pts per game)
Exum will spend plenty of time making DWill’s life miserable. Hill will get the quick pull 5 minutes in nd come back in to run point when Pistol comes out. I will Russell and split time at both sf and pf
Team strategy:
My team wants to play a fast pace type style. Pistol and Haywood running a fast break will be a thing of beauty both Fes and Kanter will be run out of the gym, not to mention both are already horrible defenders. We will also exploit the defensive deficiencies of his bigs in the half court using pick’n roll. Seeing as I will have 4 shooters most of the time the paint will be wide open. Pistol with how talented a playmaker he is will make manbun’s team pay the price for drafting two lurches. Obviously the offense runs through Pistol Pete.
Wes Mantooth’s team writeup:
Lineup
Deron Williams-Derek Fisher
Joe Ingles
Demarre Carroll-Bernard King
Joe Johnson
Enes Kanter-Krylyo Fesenko
I’m starting Kanter. Spencer Haywood was 6’8”, 225 and would get absolutely manhandled and destroyed down low in all ways. With four out and a great combo of ball handling, shooting and defense 1-4, Kanter is really a great blend with my other four starters. Fes will come in early, around the 7 minute mark and I plan on quick 5:00-6:00 rotations between he and Fes depending on need and situation.
C: Spencer Haywood / Rich Kelly
Pf: Thabo Sefolosha / Haywood / Bryon Russell / Scott Padgett
Sf: Bryon Russell / Thabo Sefolosha
Sg: Pistol Pete / George Hill / Dante Exum
Pg: George Hill / Pistol Pete / Exum
Vs.
Wes Mantooth
Enes Kanter-Krylyo Fesenko
Joe Johnson
Demarre Carroll-Bernard King
Joe Ingles
Deron Williams-Derek Fisher
thee jazz fan team writeup:
My Team
Spencer Haywood:
24pts. 9.6reb. 2.1ast. 1.6blk. 84% ft.
Thabo Sefolosha:
8pts. 4reb. 1.4ast. 81% ft. 38%3pt.
Bryon Russell:
14pts. 5reb. 1.9ast. 1.6stl. 39%3pt.
Pistol Pete:
31pts. 5 reb. 5 ast. 1.2 stl.
George Hill:
16.9 pts 3reb. 4 ast. 1 stl. 40% 3pt.
Bench
Rich Kelley:
15pts. 12reb. 3ast. 1.6 stl. 2.1 blk. 81%ft. 50%fg
Scott Padgett:
43%3pt
Dante Exum:
My defensive specialist and change of pace pg/sg
thee jazz fan’s team Writeup:
As you can see from my lineup, it’s complete position-less basketball. Everyone on my team other than Exum and Kelley can shoot.
My team has a great mix of defense and offense. Both Sefolosha and Russell are two of the best 3&D players to play for the jazz. Pistol Pete is in the conversation as one of the best offensive players of non the greatest in jazz history. His running Mate George Hill is the perfect fit next to Pistol as he doesn’t need to dominate the ball, and is more in the mold of Chauncey Billups type pg. Spencer Haywood is a HOF player. He may only be 6-8 225lb’s but he came into the league playing C, and spent time throughout his career playing it. He’s athletic and quick, take his man to the hole and hit from 20ft and in.
Rotation
Haywood will spend a portion of the game at pf. Kelley is a good defender with good touch inside (15pts per game)
Exum will spend plenty of time making DWill’s life miserable. Hill will get the quick pull 5 minutes in nd come back in to run point when Pistol comes out. I will Russell and split time at both sf and pf
Team strategy:
My team wants to play a fast pace type style. Pistol and Haywood running a fast break will be a thing of beauty both Fes and Kanter will be run out of the gym, not to mention both are already horrible defenders. We will also exploit the defensive deficiencies of his bigs in the half court using pick’n roll. Seeing as I will have 4 shooters most of the time the paint will be wide open. Pistol with how talented a playmaker he is will make manbun’s team pay the price for drafting two lurches. Obviously the offense runs through Pistol Pete.
Wes Mantooth’s team writeup:
Lineup
Deron Williams-Derek Fisher
Joe Ingles
Demarre Carroll-Bernard King
Joe Johnson
Enes Kanter-Krylyo Fesenko
I’m starting Kanter. Spencer Haywood was 6’8”, 225 and would get absolutely manhandled and destroyed down low in all ways. With four out and a great combo of ball handling, shooting and defense 1-4, Kanter is really a great blend with my other four starters. Fes will come in early, around the 7 minute mark and I plan on quick 5:00-6:00 rotations between he and Fes depending on need and situation.
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