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ONE LOVE said:
Well for the record I stopped trolling since I've changed to ONE LOVE.


I am still scratching my head though as to why you don't think Exum would benefit from working out with Hayward.
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He didn't have a problem with the part of your post saying exum should hang out with Hayward.

He just didn't like the part where you compared them as similar players
 
The Jazz should be able to hold in the top 8 of the draft. Most likely pick would be #7 right now.

1 Okafor
2 Towns
3 Mudiay
4 Johnson
5 Stein
6 Porzingis
7 Russel / Hezonja / Winslow
 
What are everyones thoughts on Kelly Oubre? I think hes going to be very good. That Galletti podcast referenced us needing a jack of all trades wing also, Dennis Lindsey referenced a hypothetical situation where the jazz might be in a position to draft a guy that might need more development time but has more upside. I think this guy is Oubre. He reminds me of a classic Kawhi Leonard / Paul George / Jimmy Butler under the radar pick. Hes got it all. Am i missing something? Honest question.
 
Carbon13 said:
What are everyones thoughts on Kelly Oubre? I think hes going to be very good. That Galletti podcast referenced us needing a jack of all trades wing also, Dennis Lindsey referenced a hypothetical situation where the jazz might be in a position to draft a guy that might need more development time but has more upside. I think this guy is Oubre. He reminds me of a classic Kawhi Leonard / Paul George / Jimmy Butler under the radar pick. Hes got it all. Am i missing something? Honest question.
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Oubre does have upside. Oubre's been considered a top 10 pick all year. He got a slow start at Kansas, but is starting to put it together. He's a good, natural shooter with a high and quick lefty release, a bit like Hood, and he's a good, mostly straight-line athlete with length. Physically he's a bit similar to a Jeremy Lamb or Trevor Ariza. Oubre hasn't put in a ton of effort on defense or rebounding. So effort on that end of the floor has been a question mark.

Still, I think when Lindsey is talking about upside, he's probably talking about Porzingis or Hezonja. Winslow has upside too. Same with Russel. You can even make an argument for Looney. There's good talent through the top 10 picks.
 
Catchall said:
Oubre does have upside. Oubre's been considered a top 10 pick all year. He got a slow start at Kansas, but is starting to put it together. He's a good, natural shooter with a high and quick lefty release, a bit like Hood, and he's a good, mostly straight-line athlete with length. Physically he's a bit similar to a Jeremy Lamb or Trevor Ariza. Oubre hasn't put in a ton of effort on defense or rebounding. So effort on that end of the floor has been a question mark.

Still, I think when Lindsey is talking about upside, he's probably talking about Porzingis or Hezonja. Winslow has upside too. Same with Russel. You can even make an argument for Looney. There's good talent through the top 10 picks.
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Thanks for the reply. I havent had a chance to see Oubre play except for when he played the utes. I must admit he didnt jump off the screen for me then. Interesting that he doesnt put as much effort into defending. Im just glad this draft has some wings. It also sounds like there are some stretch 4s, although i think our Matt Bonner can be had eventually in free agency or in a non lottery pick. Thanks again, Catchall.
 
Catchall said:
Oubre

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFSaBA32nWY
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Thanks. I should have clarified but ive seen his highlights haha. I just havent seen him in a full game. I like to see how a player is from an effort and attitude standpoint that you dont get from highlights. But thanks for posting this. I love how long and athletic he is. I also like that he shoots well and his drives are not too complicated. Hes not really a shot creator but in a read and react system i think thats okay. I also read that his wingspan is kawhi like. Makes me giddy!! :cool:
 
I don't see him as a first-option scorer at this stage. He's more of a supporting player and floor-spacer. The Jazz really need a go-to scorer out on the floor. In this draft, the potential go-to scorers look to be:

Okafor
Towns
Porzingis
Russell
Hezonja
Maybe Mudiay

These are guys who have shown enough size, shooting touch, handle, quickness and body control at their respective positions to get buckets.
 
I think this draft is a solid 12 deep

okafor
towns
mudiay
porzingis
Johnson
Russell
hezonja
Winslow
wcs
oubre
looney
turner
 
Carbon13 said:
What are everyones thoughts on Kelly Oubre? I think hes going to be very good. That Galletti podcast referenced us needing a jack of all trades wing also, Dennis Lindsey referenced a hypothetical situation where the jazz might be in a position to draft a guy that might need more development time but has more upside. I think this guy is Oubre. He reminds me of a classic Kawhi Leonard / Paul George / Jimmy Butler under the radar pick. Hes got it all. Am i missing something? Honest question.
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Ever since I dreamed us getting him in the draft in front of Winslow, Hezonja and Johnson, he's been playing much better and shooting better in an obvious attempt to make me look foolish and regret saying that. At the beginning of the season he looked completely clueless. I'm still not too crazy about him, but I have to admit my opinion is probably heavily influenced by his first games because I haven't really watched Kansas much past the first couple of weeks of the season. I reserve the right to adjust my opinion by the time of the draft - he's definitely already climbing back on the horizon for the place where we might be drafting.
 
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