Terrence Davis (TOR) is impressive. He already is a solid rotation player and might even be a star some day. Masai did his thing again.
Davis went undrafted last season. Utah drafted three players in the R2 and passed on this gem.
And that's why they won the championship and 29 other teams did not.
And that's why they won the championship and 29 other teams did not.
Tor won the championship because of Kawhi AND their elite management/development of assets/talents. Teams need to match their level if they wanna compete for a championship.
Not making any comments about us in specific. Just saying that to truly contend for a championship, good teams need to uphold themselves to a higher standard instead of making those “well, 28 other teams missed that too” type excuses.Jazz did well with the Brantley and JWF picks. Those are NBA-caliber players.
Terrence Davis (TOR) is impressive. He already is a solid rotation player and might even be a star some day. Masai did his thing again.
Davis went undrafted last season. Utah drafted three players in the R2 and passed on this gem.
I am not as optimistic as some here regarding the playoffs. I wait and see how the Jazz do against playoff teams right now. They are 0-2 against the Lakers, 0-1 against a undermanned Rockets team, 2-0 against the Thunder. They haven't played the Nuggets. They are 2-1 against the Clips with them not at full strength in two of the games.
The Rocket loss hit me hard because they are the team the Jazz haven't beaten the last two times in the playoffs. I think the Jazz are going to get kill rebounding if other guys don't pitch in and help out. I also think a lack of length/size is a problem. I have doubts about physical toughness. Those are my concerns while there is a lot to be excited about too. Jazz have the ability to shoot the lights out, we have Rudy. On offense we have multiple guys who can create on their own. I just need to see the Jazz rebound for the horrible loss against the Rockets and go on the road and win 2 out of 3.
I really hope Portland nose-dives and Ariza hits the buyout market.