Recent content by seattlejazzfan

yup. seems hard to sustain 10 FTA/gm, but at the same time, one would expect his 3pt% to come up quite a bit as well. just have to hope the decrease in FTA and the increase in 3pt% keep his TS% somewhere in the high 50s or low 60s. it's clear he's put in the work on his body and that is...

I said in another thread, maybe the key appreciation thread - not sure - that after a 17 and 6 season on 54% TS, he needed to get himself to around 18/19 ppg and 58% this season. sitting at 23 and 8 on 61% TS right now. I'll take it.

scary what he already is and even scarier what he can still become.

i don't think there is any question sensabaugh is an nba rotation player based on what he did in the second half of last season, summer league, pre-season and one game into this year. the only question with him, is HOW good is he or can he be - is he a 25 ppg guy at some point, or does he...

i think that says hoodied.

wcj's superpower at least at this point in his career is the pace he plays with, his change of pace and how under control he is at all times - he plays like he's a 10 year veteran. it's wildly impressive to watch. also, i couldn't be more impressed with his on ball defense. if he can get...

looks like williams is definitely not in the rotation. that's even with injuries to niang, collier, love, and sick minutes restricted Ace.

crazy how many jazz fanz were willing to give up on a 21 year old who'd come off a 17 and 6 second season.

the bolded. no it's literally not. 18 and 7 for a frosh in a top conference is objectively good. there has literally never been a freshman basketball player in the history of college basketball who put up at least 18 and 7 in a top 4 conference who didn't have a good freshman season...

ace didn't play poorly at rutgers. the only people who think he played poorly are the ones who overthink it by getting too deep into the weeds. if one didn't like him as a prospect, this is probably the reason why - too much overthinking. the fact is, he averaged 18 and 7 on 46% FGs, and was...

matching KD's rookie season is fairly realistic for any really good rookie. where KD is going to start to leave any other prospect in the dust is his second season. he took a major leap in year two and the rest is history. but his rookie year, for somebody who was so dominant in college is...

it's pre-season.

harkless got run in the first game. but yeah, seems like tonje needs to see some time here soon.

yeah that's what i'm saying when i suggest that having flip in the starting lineup could make sense. but i was mostly trying to clarify what you'd do.

so you'd probably go flip over hendricks in that scenario? there is a part of me that wants hendricks to start at all costs, but in terms of balancing lineups, not only would flip being with that starting group be helpful in terms of playmaking, but it replace a horrendous defender in flip...