The Tony Jones report seemed to imply that the bad interview was unexpectedly bad. It sounds like the Jazz were surprised. So it may be hard to predict who it was based on players' prior repuations.
link?
I looked for the tweet and couldn't find it.
The Tony Jones report seemed to imply that the bad interview was unexpectedly bad. It sounds like the Jazz were surprised. So it may be hard to predict who it was based on players' prior repuations.
Nearly positive we interviewed Cameron Payne, or maybe it was just a report saying we were going to bring him in for a workout.
Looney just doesn't seem like a guy who would interview poorly. Seems like he knows his role and knows his strengths.
Also could have been Chris McCullough. His negatives are body language and effort.
Can the NBA fine potential draftees for interview flopping? Look, if one of these guys says, "I heard Utah has mountains, but the streets are dirtier than OKC. I don't want to live there for 7 years, so I'm going to tell the Jazz I have 3 baby mommas, a handler, a habit and I like pro wrestling." Isn't that a flop?
oh, and link???
link?
I looked for the tweet and couldn't find it.
I thought I saw that too but no mention in the article... I think they are bringing Payne in for a workout. I really like him, but struggle to see the situation where that works roster wise.
I thought they interviewed Payne and were bringing him in for a workout.
Somebody interviewed unexpectedly bad? Then Ford drops Oubre out of the lottery, Locke puts out a video cool on Oubre. Meanwhile Jazz interview Payne, Jazz are having Payne in for a workout and Payne appears in the Ford Mock.
"I thought the Jazz meeting went well," Looney said. "I walked in the room and I got to shake hands with Jerry Sloan. I mean, I grew up watching him on television. They have a really good, young team."
A couple of guys impressed us. Some of the guys we spoke to handled the process better than we thought they would. Another didn't handle it as well as we thought."
didn't mention a specific interview per se, but that someone didn't handle the process the way they thought. I wonder if someone denied them the opportunity to talk.
I doubt it was Grant or Looney though as both gave comments in the article.