Thee Jazz Fan
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I’m going to send another text asking if I have a wrong number. See what happens.
2023 annual Jazzfanz all time NBA draft
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Not the whole order, just for the single pick. But I think pushing him all the way down is the wrong way to go. Just let him pick when he gets on, and if there's a conflict with the person who is on the clock at that point (they both want the same person) then the person who is actually on the clock gets that player and he gets to immediately pick someone else.
My number has not changed, FYI.
His team will be considerably weaker if we don’t swap entire draft positions. Either do that or replace him.
Honestly, I say the rules were pretty clear about the autopick. While that's not the way I would go, it's reasonable, and that's what the rules were stated as. Why change them? Maybe he thought "I'm too busy, Thee will just autopick for me anyway."
Thee Jazz Fan
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I just don’t want to do that in first two rounds. After though I think I will do that
Thee Jazz Fan
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We are going to do this after the first two rounds.
Thee Jazz Fan
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Ok, times up by a few minutes.
Thee Jazz Fan
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Larry Bird
View: https://youtu.be/hcXv0JtzNQA
86-87 season 28pts. 9 reb. 8 ast. 2 stl. 1 blk 91%ft. 40%3pt. 52%fg
Career stats. 24pts. 10 reb. 6 ast.
Larry bird is the original stat stuffer. He was stuffing the stat sheet while LeBron James parents were still in diapers.
Bird was a 12-time All-Star in 13 seasons, 10 times All-NBA and three times league MVP. He scored 21,791 regular-season points (24.3 per game) and had 8,974 rebounds (10.0), 5,695 assists (6.3) and 1,556 steals (1.7).Jun 6, 2022
Career highlights and awards
As player:
Most basketball names will fall away into oblivion. Larry’s name will live on in the minds of basketball Lore forever. Few people talk about Havlicek anymore, but he achieved greatness in his game. Larry was special because you can see the determination on his face and in his actions throughout the game
You can’t deny bird was one of the best shooting, court, vision, and unselfish. That makes a champion in my book. Unfortunately, back issues shorten his career. Definitely in the top five in my opinion.
He just knows when to pass and move. He wasn’t always super fast but damn he was a master of his craft, one of the GOATS
Prime. Larry bird really was the best basketball player. If he had stayed healthy, he’d be one of the undisputed goats. From 81 to 87. He played some of the best ball ever.
Definitely one of the best all-around players ever because all his skills said team.
View: https://youtu.be/hcXv0JtzNQA
86-87 season 28pts. 9 reb. 8 ast. 2 stl. 1 blk 91%ft. 40%3pt. 52%fg
Career stats. 24pts. 10 reb. 6 ast.
Larry bird is the original stat stuffer. He was stuffing the stat sheet while LeBron James parents were still in diapers.
Bird was a 12-time All-Star in 13 seasons, 10 times All-NBA and three times league MVP. He scored 21,791 regular-season points (24.3 per game) and had 8,974 rebounds (10.0), 5,695 assists (6.3) and 1,556 steals (1.7).Jun 6, 2022
Career highlights and awards
As player:
- 3× NBA champion (1981, 1984, 1986)
- 2× NBA Finals MVP (1984, 1986)
- 3× NBA Most Valuable Player (1984–1986)
- 12× NBA All-Star (1980–1988, 1990–1992)
- NBA All-Star Game MVP (1982)
- 9× All-NBA First Team (1980–1988)
- All-NBA Second Team (1990)
- 3× NBA All-Defensive Second Team (1982–1984)
- NBA Rookie of the Year (1980)
- NBA All-Rookie Team (1980)
- 3× NBA Three-Point Contest champion (1986–1988)
- 2× 50–40–90 club (1987, 1988)
- AP Athlete of the Year (1986)
- NBA Lifetime Achievement Award (2019)
- NBA anniversary team (50th, 75th)
- No. 33 retired by Boston Celtics
- National college player of the year (1979)
Most basketball names will fall away into oblivion. Larry’s name will live on in the minds of basketball Lore forever. Few people talk about Havlicek anymore, but he achieved greatness in his game. Larry was special because you can see the determination on his face and in his actions throughout the game
You can’t deny bird was one of the best shooting, court, vision, and unselfish. That makes a champion in my book. Unfortunately, back issues shorten his career. Definitely in the top five in my opinion.
He just knows when to pass and move. He wasn’t always super fast but damn he was a master of his craft, one of the GOATS
Prime. Larry bird really was the best basketball player. If he had stayed healthy, he’d be one of the undisputed goats. From 81 to 87. He played some of the best ball ever.
Definitely one of the best all-around players ever because all his skills said team.
@Bawse Dawg is on the clock
Coach Ellis
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Considering that he’s in a foreign country AND hasn’t been online in over 24+ hours, I personally think the best thing to do for @The Fresh Prince would be to let the draft play out for a few more picks and then consider switching the order (moving him to pick #16 and everyone else up one spot) if it gets too far away from his selection. I probably would’ve just don’t an autopick, but I can understand why you’d want to avoid that for any 1st round picks - especially since they can’t be traded.
Thee Jazz Fan
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Too late. I’ve fixed the first round already. I’ll do the rest after work.