Should the Jazz "Unleash" Collin Sexton?

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Strange response.
Why do you think he was being held back? Do you think the reason he was being held back the last few years will continue to be the reason to hold him back going forward?

These are great questions that are very related to the thread.

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Read my post in the thread and you will find your answers.

And it's not a strange response. It's a valid response. Hardy has talked about it, I posted the quotes. Try reading.

 

[fishonjazz]

Very few players are natural point guards. Most have to learn the position. Sexton had a 30% assist rate last year w/ a 12.1% turnover rate

That's good for 19th in the NBA. Put a better team around him w/ less negative players and you might be boosting him a few percentage points. Jalen Brunson is 10th at 33.5%.

Good stuff. That's a data deep dive.

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[Saint Cy of JFC]

Good stuff. That's a data deep dive.

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It's pretty surface level...

 

[fishonjazz]

If you unleash him, he better produce at a high level

I have some good news for you. He always does.

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[fishonjazz]

Read my post in the thread and you will find your answers.

And it's not a strange response. It's a valid response. Hardy has talked about it, I posted the quotes. Try reading.

So why do you think Sexton was held back? Do you think he will be here back again next year for the same reason?

(Just read the OP again and there is no reason given to why sexton might have been held back)

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[Saint Cy of JFC]

So why do you think Sexton was held back? Do you think he will be here back again next year for the same reason?

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Again, go read the thread. I posted an entire explanation along with quotes from hardy and sexton about it.

 

[fishonjazz]

Again, go read the thread. I posted an entire explanation along with quotes from hardy and sexton about it.

Just read all your posts again. Only thing I saw as a possible explanation for why he was held back was because hardy coaches him hard.
So do you think hardy will stop coaching him hard next season?

I didn't see the part where Hardy said "next year I plan to take it easier on sexton. Let him stay in the game after he makes a mistake instead of yanking him"

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[Saint Cy of JFC]

Just read all your posts again. Only thing I saw as a possible explanation for why he was held back was because hardy coaches him hard.
So do you think hardy will stop coaching him hard next season?

I didn't see the part where Hardy said "next year I plan to take it easier on sexton. Let him stay in the game after he makes a mistake instead of yanking him"

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I'm not going to hold your hand in how to participate in a thread.

 

[framer]

the question is, if he was being held back, why were we holding him back? If so, is that reason still in play?

He's a much better player now than he was in Cleveland. Some of it was retraining his bad habits. I think we are probably past a lot of that.

 

[fishonjazz]

I'm not going to hold your hand in how to participate in a thread.

I accept your surrender

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[fishonjazz]

He's a much better player now than he was in Cleveland. Some of it was retraining his bad habits. I think we are probably past a lot of that.

Now that is an answer.

He was held back because he was making too many mistakes and he had too many bad habits (like i said. Hardy was coaching him hard)

We think and hope that sexton is now good enough to not be coached so hard and hardy will allow sexton to play through his mistakes.

That is the question. Will Hardy stop coaching sexton harder than everyone else next season or will that coaching style continue with sexton?


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[Saint Cy of JFC]

Now that is an answer.

He was held back because he was making too many mistakes and he had too many bad habits (like i said. Hardy was coaching him hard)

We think and hope that sexton is now good enough to not be coached so hard and hardy will allow sexton to play through his mistakes.


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Yeah, really proof you havent read the thread of what I posted because Sexton said he wants to be coached hard and likes the way Hardy has helped him.