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2015 Annual JazzFanz All-Time NBA Draft

Ellis269 said:
Solid defensive PG, but a total headcase. Great distributor, but no shot to speak of. Good pick at 99, but I'm happy I got D-Will over any PG still left.
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Seeing as who his teammates are I'm sure the head case thing will not be that big an issue


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My team so far:

Steve Nash / Tony Parker
Reggie Miller / Allen Iverson
Kawhi Leonard
Karl Malone
Moses Malone / Ben Wallace

Anyone has any idea whether Parker or Nash would work better in the starting lineup?
 
Siro said:
My team so far:

Steve Nash / Tony Parker
Reggie Miller / Allen Iverson
Kawhi Leonard
Karl Malone
Moses Malone / Ben Wallace

Anyone has any idea whether Parker or Nash would work better in the starting lineup?
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I'd say Nash, their skill sets are pretty similar and Nash is just straight up better.
 
Siro said:
My team so far:

Steve Nash / Tony Parker
Reggie Miller / Allen Iverson
Kawhi Leonard
Karl Malone
Moses Malone / Ben Wallace

Anyone has any idea whether Parker or Nash would work better in the starting lineup?
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Damn. I'm not sure trading Kobe was a great idea. Sorry. Kinda feel like it's my fault. Your team does fit a little better now though.

Kobe doesn't get much love around here, but he's still a better piece than Miller and Parker.

That's the crappy thing about this contest. It's just as much of a player popularity contest as it is about talent.


Kobe was one of the best ever in his prime, but I don't think I'd pick him for this.

Dwight Howard was a beast in Orlando, but now picking him is almost a negative.

I thought about Ron Artest cause he was such a great defender, but it's hard to remember that. All people mostly remember is his crazyness.
 
Hack said:
Damn. I'm not sure trading Kobe was a great idea. Sorry. Kinda feel like it's my fault. Your team does fit a little better now though.

Kobe doesn't get much love around here, but he's still a better piece than Miller and Parker.

That's the crappy thing about this contest. It's just as much of a player popularity contest as it is about talent.


Kobe was one of the best ever in his prime, but I don't think I'd pick him for this.

Dwight Howard was a beast in Orlando, but now picking him is almost a negative.

I thought about Ron Artest cause he was such a great defender, but it's hard to remember that. All people mostly remember is his crazyness.
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I was already on the fence on whether Kobe fit with the other pieces, and what you said confirmed my suspicions. I feel that my team works a lot better as a unit now, and I'm fairly comfortable with the trade. I have pretty awesome spacing now.
 
Siro said:
I was already on the fence on whether Kobe fit with the other pieces, and what you said confirmed my suspicions. I feel that my team works a lot better as a unit now, and I'm fairly comfortable with the trade. I have pretty awesome spacing now.
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Franklin had Kobe and Malone paired up one year and it didn't go well then either, so it's probably better to try a different approach.
 
Siro said:
I was already on the fence on whether Kobe fit with the other pieces, and what you said confirmed my suspicions. I feel that my team works a lot better as a unit now, and I'm fairly comfortable with the trade. I have pretty awesome spacing now.
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I wish you would have talked to me first though. I could have given you the same thing pretty much. Ray Allen and Rose.
 
Hack said:
I wish you would have talked to me first though. I could have given you the same thing pretty much. Ray Allen and Rose.
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I actually considered that, and I decided I preferred Miller over Allen.
 
With the #100 pick I select..


Tim Hardaway


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Best Season: 23.4pts, 10assists, 2steals, 3.1rebs


Consistent solid production:

1990: 14.8pts, 8.7assists, 2.1steals
1991: 22.9pts, 9.7assists, 2.6steals
1992: 23.4pts, 10assists, 2steals
1993: 21.5pts, 10.6assists, 1.8steals
1994: 20.1pts, 9.3assists, 1.4steals
1995: 15.2pts, 8assists, 1.7steals
1996: 20.3pts, 8.6assists, 1.9steals
1997: 18.9pts, 8.3assists, 1.7steals
1998: 17.4pts, 7.3assists, 1.2steals

- Hardaway recorded 5,000 points and 2,500 assists, second fastest in NBA history after Oscar Robertson.

- Hardaway became the 7th player in NBA history to average 20 points (23.4 ppg) and 10 assists (10.0 apg) in a season.

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