Thee Jazz Fan
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CJ yes GF not for me.
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CJ yes GF not for me.
mellow
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Spurs will have picked him long before the Jazz's 2nd round pick.
A-Train (old)
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It's good to know that we have two out of the top five players from the 2010 draft, but my question is where is Cousins on this list?
A-Train (old)
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Thee Jazz Fan
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CJ still is my dream draft, and would trade both picks to get him.
Love the idea of having three wings with different playmaking skills. CJ with his shooting, and best ball handling skills, Burks driving, and geting to the ft line, and Hayward with his passing, and combination of the skill sets of the other two.
CJ
Burks
Hayward
Kanter
Favors
This lineup gives us a nice combination of scoring and defense. Resign Carroll, and Foye (assuming Ty plays him correctly). Play Marvin as a stretch 4, and sign a back up big C that won't push the young bigs for minutes at C. Draft Pressey or Bongo in the second round.
Doublea
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I'd take that, it would be very fun to watch next season.
Park Bites
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I like it but I wouldn't trade both picks for him. the back up center can easily be tomic.
Reality is the opposite of dreams.
Thee Jazz Fan
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CJ is one of the few impact players in this draft, and really the only one we could realistically get. He might be the best shooter in the draft or one of them. Also want to say that he might also be an unrealistic get for us had he not broken his foot, and missed most of the season. He was scoring well over 20 Pts a game and shooting over 50% from three, and uses the three point shot much in the same way Curry does, using crossovers, and quickness to find even the smallest windows to get his shot off.
Wow.. didn't know so many fans here are opposed to bringing back Millsap at say $10m per year.. which I think could be reasonable.. Also last year was a bit of a nothing year, if we give him assurance that he'll start next to Favors, I think he'll play a bit better.
No matter - the plan can easily be revised. Simply sign Carl Landry instead in the same backup role he played for GSW. Seems to me the GSW tankers will be cash-strapped now with Biedrins have opted in for his final year so we can make a strong push at Landry.
Strategy:
- Trade up to get #13 from Dallas & Pick Bazz at #13 (we'll take on Marion's contract)
- Pick Schroeder at #14
- Kanter & Favors start from day 1.
- Sign Landry as our offensive 3rd big to play behind Kanter & Favors who will alternate being the anchor at Center. BTW this strategy also works if Millsap decides he'll be OK playing the 3rd big behind Kanter & Favors - give him $8-9mil as the backup big.
- Burks will play the role Hayward played this year (primary ball handler & 6th man)
Lineup:
Schroeder - Burks
Bazz
Hayward - Marion
Favors - Landry
Kanter
- Play these guys heavy minutes and let the chips fall where they may for '14/15 draft.
No matter - the plan can easily be revised. Simply sign Carl Landry instead in the same backup role he played for GSW. Seems to me the GSW tankers will be cash-strapped now with Biedrins have opted in for his final year so we can make a strong push at Landry.
Strategy:
- Trade up to get #13 from Dallas & Pick Bazz at #13 (we'll take on Marion's contract)
- Pick Schroeder at #14
- Kanter & Favors start from day 1.
- Sign Landry as our offensive 3rd big to play behind Kanter & Favors who will alternate being the anchor at Center. BTW this strategy also works if Millsap decides he'll be OK playing the 3rd big behind Kanter & Favors - give him $8-9mil as the backup big.
- Burks will play the role Hayward played this year (primary ball handler & 6th man)
Lineup:
Schroeder - Burks
Bazz
Hayward - Marion
Favors - Landry
Kanter
- Play these guys heavy minutes and let the chips fall where they may for '14/15 draft.