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Saint Cy of JFC said:
If you arent able to do the things you are supposed to do, then it is absolutely a problem with how you spend your time.
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I'm just saying that what's most important is how Kessler views himself as a player. I don't care to get into made up details about the amount of shots he's getting. If he saw himself as a big and understood the importance of developing as a big it wouldn't matter. The talk about Kessler wanting to become a shooter and disagreeing with the emphasis on improving his big man skills reflects a soft mentality and poor understanding of how he can be effective.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
If you need someone to tell you why a 50% FT shooter shouldnt worry about his 3pt shot then you are even more hopeless than I knew.
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I mean he improved to a 60% free throw shooter last year, so he's moving in the right direction. It's similar to the jump Rudy made his second season. I feel he was stronger at the end of the season as well
 
framer said:
I mean he improved to a 60% free throw shooter last year, so he's moving in the right direction. It's similar to the jump Rudy made his second season. I feel he was stronger at the end of the season as well
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He shoots so few a game the SS is too small
 
framer said:
10 percent is real improvement though. If you are going to crap on him for 50%, the 60% is just as valid. The eye test tells me he is far more confident going to the line than he was last year.
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I don't think you are aware what sample size means. I would suggest looking it up
 
Locke today... "the plan is no plan" which is the joke I made about Seinfeld being a show about nothing. Danny is hunting value. Anyone that knows or thinks they know the plan is likely wrong as it depends on what opportunities happen.
 
If Kessler isn't doing what the coaches want him to do, that is a big problem. If I'm Ainge I would start entertaining trade offers for him.
 
David Stern said:
www.espn.com

Offseason sleeper teams: How the Bulls, Blazers, Jazz, Pelicans and Spurs could make big moves

Chicago, led by Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan, is one of a handful of teams in prime position to be busy this summer.
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Bobby proposes two Jazz trades in this article:

Collins and Clarkson for Lavine
10 + Minnesota 2025 pick for Giddey

Thoughts in these trades? I don’t love the Giddey one
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Giddey ain't getting all that lol. The first one is one I invented last season. I think I'd rather roll with JC and JC than Lavine but I won't kill them if they take that bet.
 
Handlogten's Heros said:
Giddey ain't getting all that lol. The first one is one I invented last season. I think I'd rather roll with JC and JC than Lavine but I won't kill them if they take that bet.
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I don’t understand how he can be so far apart on values between guys. The LaVine trade is spot on but the Giddey trade is horrendous.
 
Elizah Huge said:
I don’t understand how he can be so far apart on values between guys. The LaVine trade is spot on but the Giddey trade is horrendous.
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OKC values him highly based on some of the stuff I have heard. So if he's moved I don't think it will be cheap. They will be patient with him.
 
Elizah Huge said:
I don’t understand how he can be so far apart on values between guys. The LaVine trade is spot on but the Giddey trade is horrendous.
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Handlogten's Heros said:
OKC values him highly based on some of the stuff I have heard. So if he's moved I don't think it will be cheap. They will be patient with him.
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But yeah... we ain't paying all that lol.
 
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