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So 30 teams 15 roster spots.

330 divided by 30 is 11. So Novak and Evans are considered 11th men or in other words roster fillers.
 
Kenwood said:
I've been older than every single NBA player for a few years now, so nothing new for me.

Something I'm not used to? Realizing the Jazz have a player (only one for now) younger than my son.
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Ha that's the first thing I noticed as well. Except my oldest is just 2mo younger than Dante so I barely fit under that category.
 
//r00t 4 Jazz said:
Ha that's the first thing I noticed as well. Except my oldest is just 2mo younger than Dante so I barely fit under that category.
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The secret to staying young must be to wait until later in life to have kids. I don't have any children who are older than any NBA players... and it will be several years until I do.
 
I can recognize probably 98% of players names in the NBA plus a bunch that are on the cusp, in the D league, etc..

I don't think that's really a big deal. I don't get crazy nerdy about it. Just playing fantasy basketball will force you to learn the names.
 
Qman said:
So 30 teams 15 roster spots.

330 divided by 30 is 11. So Novak and Evans are considered 11th men or in other words roster fillers.
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Yes, exactly.
Both are role players. For Utah, I see a spot for Novak; every team needs a 3-pt shooter. Evans is a tweener. Love the guy, but he really isn't that valuable in terms of what he brings to the Jazz.

As for Hood, I think he's going to surprise the league. Great shooter, seems to have the necessary speed to be an adequate defender. IMO, he should have been valued in the 14-18 range. If not a starter in 2 years, then a very solid rotation player, especially in the offensive system Quin is installing.
 
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