Recent content by KqWIN

If the Jazz are not doing enough tanking, it’s a reflection of the FO not him. If they send down the mandate I’m 100% sure he’d do it. It’s not his job to make those decisions. All you can ask from him is to be compliant and he’s proven that.

I’ve said this a million times. There’s no such thing as thing as “fine” when it comes to the lotto. It’s just better or worse. If we finish 9th, we will wish that we had finished higher. If we finish 4th, we will wish that we finished higher. I, for one, am happy that the Jazz are getting...

So force feeding the young guys minutes and tanking hard for two years must have been the secret to OKC’s development right? Situations do matter. I lean towards going guys the freedom to play through mistakes. When I look around the league there sure seems to be a lot of teams with “losing...

Rockets lose to another **** team. Kawhi had a massive game.

Going to need to see him do a 360 between the legs dunk (over a KIA) before I say anything positive about him.

Also @Elizah Huge you still don’t believe people are having this conversation over and over? :p

Wizards model = Having bad prospects OKC model = Having good prospects You’re good or you’re not. That goes for coaches and players!

I don’t see why tear down has to be a thing. That’s not something I think is important to protect. Idk if this opinion is shared, but the dilemma of trading a player like Lauri for the purpose of bottoming out is not a good thing. I feel like multi year really does a better job of capturing...

I think we're really overstating the effect that these different development situations have. But if there is a strong effect, I have no idea why playing Hendricks at "5" should be considered some off limits thing. Seriously though. Whatever side you're on it's missing the forest for the trees...

To be more specific, I don't really care about position labels. But right now Flip is only really effective when he gets to be the offensive hub big. I think it's worth giving him minutes off the ball to try and develop that skillset, but being the offensive hub is clearly his best trait.

Not saying much, but Flip is the best C on the team. He plays the best there, and the team does too.

Before tonight's game: Flip at 5 Minutes: 220 Net Rating: +8.69 Pts/100: 24.84 Reb/100: 9.60 Ast/100: 4.88 TS%: 63.59% Flip with another 5 Minutes: 396 Net Rating: -5.05 Pts/100: 16.87 Reb/100: 9.76 Ast/100: 4.25 TS%: 53.05%

Flip is a real offensive weapon at the five. I don't think he can start there, but just being a good offensive backup 5 might have to be his future. Individual and team performance is significantly better when he does not share the court with Nurk/Love/Kessler.

Cody doing stuff

Taylor has lost a lot physically, but he is WAY better offensive skill wise since his rookie year.