The Jazz are hosting youth basketball camps and for the two in Idaho, Oscar will be the Jazz player in attendance. They are also bringing in local Idaho college players who are draft eligible but probably won't be drafted. Perhaps this is a way to stock the Stars?
This morning my internet browser had a story about Boogie Cousins getting ejected from a Puerto Rican League game. In the story there are quite a few Jazz alums playing in the league. Emmanuel Mudiay is the leading scorer and fifth in assists in the league. Hassan Whiteside is the second...
Here is an under the radar dude for one of our second round picks. He is being compared to some guy named Stockton: https://aussiehoopla.com/nbl-teams-eye-chinese-star-lin-wei-amid-nba-draft-buzz/
Collins brings the same skill set that Luka S does and he's out of the league. Sexton and Clarkson would be fine if they were playing for the league minimum, but they aren't.
In his interview after being drafted he stated how he would have to get in better shape because he will be playing at elevation. I did a double take because he played his freshman year at Bouilder, Colorado.
We barely loss to Memphis in the home opener last season with Tay Henny playing a lot of minutes. It's not like the Jazz lost every game by 50 points although it seems like it. There were times where the Jazz were competing and then got hit by a walkabout which was probably part of the tank...
As horrid as last season was, there were glimpses that the talent level was not that far away: The beatdown of the Blazers in Portland and a couple of wins in Florida are examples. Of. course multiple contusions and illnesses ravaged the team soon thereafter
Here are the pieces we would need: A journeyman point guard, a two guard in the role of Malik Beasley, and a swiss army knife like a healthy Jared Vanderbilt.
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