Clayton or Collier?

[fishonjazz]

You basically just described Ricky Rubio and we all know how that went. When teams locked down he became a massive liability because teams would sag off him and the rest of the offense would become a grind.

Ya we aren't trying to win this season imo. We are trying to develop young players though. My post was about how having a guy who like to pass and is good at passing might help the other players on our team with development.

Also, you 100% definitely didn't read the last couple of sentences of my post:

"If you want me to argue with you that his lack of shooting doesn't/won't hurt the offense then sorry bro, I won't do it. I absolutely do think his lack of shooting is a really big deal and why I don't think he will ever amount to anything in the NBA."

FWIW I voted Clayton in the poll

 

[jazznik]

You basically just described Ricky Rubio and we all know how that went. When teams locked down he became a massive liability because teams would sag off him and the rest of the offense would become a grind.

I disagree. Rubio had his own warts but he was a 34% 3PT and 80% FT shooter in his rookie year. And he was a much better passer as well (>8 APG on a team with many capable passers).

 

[slc]

I disagree. Rubio had his own warts but he was a 34% 3PT and 80% FT shooter in his rookie year. And he was a much better passer as well (>8 APG on a team with many capable passers).

I think it was a big mistake when Jazz got rid of Rubio
Jazz were better with him and team had very good chemistry despite his shooting
He was a very good shooter at times