I just hope we get a top 4 pick in 26'. There are like 5 or 6 prospects that could easily slide into those top 4 and help an NBA team. Hell, even having a top 5 pick would be just as good.
I remember Mo Bamba had an interview with Rudy Gobert before the 2018 NBA Draft, and he was saying he'd hopefully going to be the 'next big thing' in the NBA and the league should look out for him, yada yada. So, ummm... Mo, where'd said guy go?
After the Jazz had lost the Cooper Flagg sweepstake, Gilbert Arenas already proclaimed that the Jazz are in line for the next 1# pick in 26'. We shall see. lol
My only concern is Jazz management/coaching staffs being too uptight and restricting, when it comes to letting the rookies grow this season. Let them make mistakes, and learn to grow from it.
Yeah, but Cooper already graduated from the SL by only playing 2 games unlike Cody. Everybody already knows that Cooper's going to bring it 110% every night, and Cody? We're still uncertain.
After watching Cody his 2nd year in the summer league, he always seemed passive in the way he carried himself. He has the impression of having one foot in the door of taking the game seriously, and the other is not for timid and unmotivated reason. I've never seen him get angry and serious...
Yuki Kawamura from the Bull's team was impressive, and had great court vision. Dude can pass the ball, but the only setback is his height 5'8". But he definitely can play.
Looks like Jazz basically won, due to the Wizards sitting their starting five. Now, I'm thinking the Jazz are using the same tonight's team for their last game.
I honestly wanted to see if Emoni Bates in the summer league again, just to see if he improved but Cleveland has cut ties with him, and is now an unrestricted free agent after two years later. Wow...
Damn, another late @** game again. It sucks when you return to your Vegas hotel room around 10 or 11 pm. I usually stay the whole day, just watching numerous games at T & M, but it takes a toll on you. lol
I loved Tonje game performance last night. He did extremely well, and stepped up when it counted, like that crucial 3 he made to keep the Jazz in the ball game. That buzzer beater against him was brutal, but it happens. That's basketball life.
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