Knowledgeofmine
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I'll add my opinion of him. 3rd string reliable pg. Ceiling isn't as a backup like Frank Mason but I can see him cash a couple checks in the league before he goes overseas to finish his career
Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk
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I'll add my opinion of him. 3rd string reliable pg. Ceiling isn't as a backup like Frank Mason but I can see him cash a couple checks in the league before he goes overseas to finish his career
Knowledgeofmine
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people get way to caught up in wingspan. If you can play,you can play. Heck I knew a dude with one arm that would beat down id say 90 percent of the board in bball.
Cool it.
jjscap
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Wingspan really matters just like height does and these define which position you can defend and hence which position you can play.
Svi is a T-rex with a wingspan shorter than his height: 6'4.75''. This is an anomaly. For comparison the shortest player in the draft combine 6'0" Carsen Edwards has 6'6" wingspan.
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So this ******** is Homey's fault.?!?!?!?
He was always known as a 6'7" or 6'8" wing shooter at Kansas and pretty much is the same in the NBA, even though he like to dance around with the ball. Jazz are proving he's a rotational guy, even though he's bounced around the league.
He's never gotten more minutes in his career than he's been getting with the Jazz.
He's never gotten more minutes in his career than he's been getting with the Jazz.
cctrackstar
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personally, i have been ignoring height and just focus on the wingspan. basically, svi is 6'5 to me. not really tall, but tall enough to play his position. and flip is 6'10 which is why he really needs to be a PF, not a C, at least if he starts anyway. you don't defend with your head, you do with your arms.
The Jazz have not proven that at all lmfao. What kind of crack are you on?
He's an end of bench guy if you want to fill your end of bench with players who wont kill your chance to win if they have to play.
I super hated him last year, and in pre-season to be honest. He's been much better in our first two games. It helps when he's making shots, but it also feels like he is trying to pass first.
homeytennis
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My original post happened when we were "good" with Spida, Gobert Jingles and needed a depth piece. My how times have changed.