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2014 *Current Players* NBA Fantasy Draft

123. NUMBERICA - Kendall Marshall
124. Hekate*- Tiago Splitter
125. mhindy*- Wilson Chandler
126. Thee Jazz Fan - Marcus Smart

Round 10:*

127. Thee Jazz Fan* - Danilo Gallinari
128. mhindy - Varejao
129. Hekate - Terrence Ross
130. NUMBERICA - Channing Frye
131. QSH - Caldwell-Pope
132. Siromar - Reggie Jackson
133. Spycam - Bargnani
134. PKM - Tyler Ennis
135. Hack - Rodney Hood
136. Hotttnickkk -OTC
137. Ellis 269
138. Cyrone Torbin
139. addictionary
140. White Chocolate
 
addictionary said:
His college teammates see him as an absolute steal. I think he will contribute more than he is expected to with a reasonable inconsistency.
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He was a steal. I'm really excited about seeing how the young talent on the Jazz roster all fit together. I think that the Jazz had the best value picks each of the past two drafts with Gobert and Hood. I can see both of them becoming solid contributors this season.
 
Ellis269 said:
He was a steal. I'm really excited about seeing how the young talent on the Jazz roster all fit together. I think that the Jazz had the best value picks each of the past two drafts with Gobert and Hood. I can see both of them becoming solid contributors this season.
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I would add Burks there. He is still underrated I think.
 
addictionary said:
I would add Burks there. He is still underrated I think.
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I'm hoping like hell that both Burks and Kanter go OFF this year with the reigns loosened and a coach who has a fun, fast and creative system in place. Both of those guys IMO have been held back the most by the Ty Corbin era, and yet, they might have the most upside offensively on the roster. If they play up to that potential, they'll be a pretty good team in short order.
 
addictionary said:
His college teammates see him as an absolute steal. I think he will contribute more than he is expected to with a reasonable inconsistency.
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Ellis269 said:
He was a steal. I'm really excited about seeing how the young talent on the Jazz roster all fit together. I think that the Jazz had the best value picks each of the past two drafts with Gobert and Hood. I can see both of them becoming solid contributors this season.
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addictionary said:
I would add Burks there. He is still underrated I think.
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Rodney Hood will for sure be a good NBA player. He has a pretty high floor. His ceiling I'm not sure. He might make an all star team a couple of times.

I'm way excited about him on the Jazz. I was stunned he fell that far, and that we picked him. I made a big board before the draft on here and I had him about 11. I don't understand why he fell all the way to the Jazz. If the Jazz didn't pick him, would he have slid further? I wonder what the concern was about.

I think he sees a lot of minutes this year and makes the most of them. He has an undeniable skill. He can shoot the ball. But he also looks like he will be able to put the ball on the floor and get to the basket.

I guarantee he'll make the rising stars game both years.
 
Ellis269 said:
I'm hoping like hell that both Burks and Kanter go OFF this year with the reigns loosened and a coach who has a fun, fast and creative system in place. Both of those guys IMO have been held back the most by the Ty Corbin era, and yet, they might have the most upside offensively on the roster. If they play up to that potential, they'll be a pretty good team in short order.
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I think teams like Utah can learn from the situation of Turkish NT and alike. Therefore, Jazz should acknowledge that they have nothing to lose, they have no elite multi skilled talent -right now at least- and play exhausting defense to neutralize the opposition endurance and offensive relax mode. They are young that is the best method for them. And they can build their strategic sets in time alongside this system.
 
addictionary said:
I think teams like Utah can learn from the situation of Turkish NT and alike. Therefore, Jazz should acknowledge that they have nothing to lose, they have no elite multi skilled talent -right now at least- and play exhausting defense to neutralize the opposition endurance and offensive relax mode. They are young that is the best method for them. And they can build their strategic sets in time alongside this system.
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Yep. Use that youth, get into great shape and run like hell. I'd love to see Utah finally take advantage of their altitude advantage. It should be 48 minutes of hell to play in Salt Lake.

I also agree that they should just play all out, all the time. Lineups should shift based on matchups and guys should all have to earn their minutes each game. Competition is their ally. Force these kids to be accountable to themselves and their team. And I'd like to finally see what we have in Burks and Kanter (and Exum to a lesser extent.) let's know what their value is heading into the offseason.
 
Ellis269 said:
Yep. Use that youth, get into great shape and run like hell. I'd love to see Utah finally take advantage of their altitude advantage. It should be 48 minutes of hell to play in Salt Lake.

I also agree that they should just play all out, all the time. Lineups should shift based on matchups and guys should all have to earn their minutes each game. Competition is their ally. Force these kids to be accountable to themselves and their team. And I'd like to finally see what we have in Burks and Kanter (and Exum to a lesser extent.) let's know what their value is heading into the offseason.
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Sounds like the UK gameplan. Use the depth to just the run the other team off the court in the 2nd half.
 
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