MVP
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That's like easiest decision ever. Jazz would not need to waste 1 second on the clock.
Does Jabari Parker have a chance at slipping past the 4th overall pick?
That's like easiest decision ever. Jazz would not need to waste 1 second on the clock.
Coach Ellis
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Yep. If the Jazz can get Parker outright, it's a no-brainer. Run the card up to the podium. The question becomes, "What is he worth?" If you have to trade to acquire him.
MVP
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I would give up nr. 5 pick and any player on our rooster for him.
But.... what that article said is Exum seems to have a higher ceiling or potential than Jabari... Mormonism aside, do we go for a line drive with Jabari, or do we go with a home run with Exum?????
Looking at our roster, only Favors would fit the bill.
MVP
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Exum over Jabari is like Milicic over Carmelo or Wade. Whoever wrote that article is sniffing glue.
I think the decision of Exum vs Jabari is more akin to Wade vs Camelo...
MVP
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I am tempting to bet anything that Exum will never be at Carmelo or Wade's level. ( All-star)
It's times like these I am comfortable letting guys like Walt Perrin decide who will eventually turn out a better player/prospect.
MVP
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If he was the one deciding about Hayward vs George, Kanter vs Valanciunas or Burks vs Leonard then I would not trust him whatsoever.
Pretty sure KOC had a lot of say in those decisions....
Also Hayward was a safer bet than George at the time... kinda like your Jabari over Exum decision (but at a different level of course).
MVP
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Had Exum played in NCAA he would not be in lottery discussion at all. Now scouts are raving about his games vs inferior competition. 11 min - that's all it took team USA lead by Gordon and M. Smart in U19 game to expose him and send him to the bench for good. Dude is crazy overrated.