2025 Utah Jazz All-Time Bad Draft

[David Hume]

Quincy Lewis. From 2000-2002 he scored 3.8 ppg on .399 percent shooting.

 

[David Hume]

@Ferguson_Mellochill

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Quincy Lewis. From 2000-2002 he scored 3.8 ppg on .399 percent shooting.

Damn, he was going to be my last pick. I remember being really excited for him as a kid. I had a friend in the 5th grade who went to a basketball camp of his in Arkansas while he was still on the Jazz and he got a pair of signed shoes from him.

 

[LogGrad98]

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Is that Olden's brother?

 

[LogGrad98]

His balance was overrated.

Don't forget the hand pads, the single biggest predictor of success in the NBA, or so they say.

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

With their 4th pick, the Mellochills draft forward Marc Iavaroni. Iavaroni started his career overseas and came over to the NBA in his later 20s. He ended up playing 4 seasons for the Jazz, his 3rd NBA team, totaling over 3,200 minutes from 1985-89. He put up averages of 3.5 ppg, 2.5 rpg and 0.6 apg in just over 12 minutes a night.

 

[gomretat]

With their 4th pick, the Mellochills draft forward Marc Iavaroni. Iavaroni started his career oversees and came over to the NBA in his later 20s. He ended up playing 4 seasons for the Jazz, his 3rd NBA team, totaling over 3,200 minutes from 1985-89. He put up averages of 3.5 ppg, 2.5 rpg and 0.6 apg in just over 12 minutes a night.

He was the quintessential blue collar guy who gave it everything when was on the floor and always in the fray on defense and rebounding. Every team could use a guy like him for 12 minutes a night.

 

[David Hume]

He was the quintessential blue collar guy who gave it everything when was on the floor and always in the fray on defense and rebounding. Every team could use a guy like him for 12 minutes a night.

He also looked like an accountant in a Jazz uniform, but I suppose looks can be deceiving.

 

[Miggs]

Pure entertainment = PF: Boris Diaw + THT. . .

Ugh. The Big Easy. Not his nickname but I’m giving it to him anyway. I was at game 3 vs the Clips when Hayward went off for 40 and Diaw almost tied it up with a four point play with like two seconds left. So close. We won the series anyway so it didn’t matter.

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

He was the quintessential blue collar guy who gave it everything when was on the floor and always in the fray on defense and rebounding. Every team could use a guy like him for 12 minutes a night.

He’s probably most famous for throwing away an inbounds pass on the last possession of Game 7 against the Lakers in 1988 when the Jazz almost pulled off the upset.

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

@Hornacekamania is up.

 

[KqWIN]

I'm no historian, but there is one wing player I'm surprised hasn't gotten drafted yet.