ncoloradojazz
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Must suck to be a Jazz fan and knowing the Lakers will most likely win another championship before the Jazz win their first. Lakers are a team who is not going be down at the bottom for long.
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ncoloradojazz
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Ah yes the NBA 2k GM mode of thinking here. To many scorers on that team without a true point guard would never ever work. Sure it looks nice on paper but when it actually comes to the game it would never work. Im guessing, your thinking is Simmons would be the one who would run the point from his forward position right? Now defensively that would be a great team. All 5 players could switch on the pick and rolls and be fine but scoring would be the problem with this lineup even though their are scorers on the team
ncoloradojazz
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No doubt Calpri is a great recruiter. Hands down the best in the game but when it comes to x and o he is not very good. He is running a nba factory. Its a glorified AAU team at the college level. Now I personally don't like it because I think these kdis should be going to school for atleast 2 years but its within the rules and Calpri is just taking advantage of the one and done rule. Here is a question I got for you. If the one and done rule wasn't in place and kids could go directly to the league from high school would Calpri be winning as many games as he does now? The SEC is pretty whack when it comes to hoops. I think we can agree on this. Bascially it is Kentucky and Florida and UK is vastly superior to Florida
Also when it comes to Bridges you trying to penny pinch every dollar you can huh? The kid is going be paid and rich no matter what. Noah went back to school and he would of been number 1 pick. So he slide in the draft but in the long run it didn't matter much. He still got paid. He is set for life. He personally loved school and his family wasn't hurting for the money. I could see you saying they needed the money right away because they come from a poor family and that is totally true. Meyers LEonard is an example of someone who could of used another year of school but his family needed money badly(mother needed back surgery) so he jumped on the money.
Also when it comes to Bridges you trying to penny pinch every dollar you can huh? The kid is going be paid and rich no matter what. Noah went back to school and he would of been number 1 pick. So he slide in the draft but in the long run it didn't matter much. He still got paid. He is set for life. He personally loved school and his family wasn't hurting for the money. I could see you saying they needed the money right away because they come from a poor family and that is totally true. Meyers LEonard is an example of someone who could of used another year of school but his family needed money badly(mother needed back surgery) so he jumped on the money.
Your points are always heavily steeped in narrative bias. The fact of the matter is UK has scouting failures like everyone else. They've got humans doing the job right? They're not infallible.
People prefer to pretend like UK scouting staff is infallible, it fits their personal biased preferences... they get best recruits, every time, it's failsafe, no matter the year, no matter any variables - Death, Taxes and UK getting the best recruits... So all the failures are on the coach.. which is complete nonsense. It's narrative bias, and SCAPEGOATING...
Over and over again people jump to conclusions and just run with it, without ever thinking about what hard evidence there is to support it. It's a natural function of the brain, literally everyone does it, to try and rationalize something you don't have a full grasp on.
It's the same premise as why you've never seen an "ET" but you probably associate them with the features seen in this image
Cal didn't limit the twins earning power. If anything he actually limited Devin Bookers by putting him on the bench.. it was a case of seniority, which they more than earned..
Coach Cal provided all they could've asked for, as far as minutes and role were concerned. Same treatment Isaiah Briscoe's gotten this past season. Briscoe and the twins limited their own earning power, Is Coach Cal at fault for dudes not being as good as they were advertised? obviously not.. The one thing he could've done better in the case of the Twins was have them cut weight going into the Fr year, ultimately that would've probably made very little difference.
Now Miles Bridges could go higher in next years draft than this years, is that really going to pay off for him long-term tho? This means you're getting rookie scale $$ in your 4th year instead of a potentially bid up RFA contract.. this is also completely reliant on him staying injury free..
ncoloradojazz
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Good move by him imo. He will be a candidate for POY next year and could end up moving up in the draft like Buddy Hield did.
Sometimes we have to remember that these are kids still and some are not ready to start career right at the age of 19. Some enjoy college and its important in their life development if you ask me. Some want to hang with friends still and go party but once you get to the nba it is all work. Basketball 24/7..
What do you think of Triers game? I like him and I think he would of been a good pickup for the Jazz like you mentioned. That we agree on
Sometimes we have to remember that these are kids still and some are not ready to start career right at the age of 19. Some enjoy college and its important in their life development if you ask me. Some want to hang with friends still and go party but once you get to the nba it is all work. Basketball 24/7..
What do you think of Triers game? I like him and I think he would of been a good pickup for the Jazz like you mentioned. That we agree on
Park Bites
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Funny I was thinking something similar. It must suck being you stuck in a brain that died many years ago.
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ncoloradojazz
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I could care less about my brain. I think with my other head...
Park Bites
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Game6Conley
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1 - BOS - Markelle Fultz 6'3½" PG/SG - Washington - Fr.
2 - PHX - Jayson Tatum 6'8" SF/SG - Duke - Fr.
3 - LAL - Josh Jackson 6'7" SG/SF - Kansas - Fr.
4 - PHI - De'Aaron Fox 6'3½" PG - Kentucky - Fr.
5 - ORL - Lonzo Ball 6'5" PG - UCLA - Fr.
6 - MIN - Frank Ntilikina 6'5" CG - Strasbourg IG - International '98
7 - NYK - Lauri Markkanen 7' PF/SF - Arizona - Fr.
8 - SAC - Zach Collins 6'11½" PF/C - Gonzaga - Fr.
9 - DAL - Dennis Smith 6'1" PG - NC State - Fr.
10 - SAC - Jonathan Isaac 6'11" SF/PF - Florida St. - Fr.
11 - CHA - Malik Monk 6'3½" SG/PG - Kentucky - Fr.
12 - DET - OG Anunoby 6'8" SF - Indiana - So.
13 - DEN- Isaiah Hartenstein 7'1¼" PF/C - Žalgiris Kaunas - International '98
14 - MIA - Jarrett Allen 6'11" PF/C - Texas - Fr.
15 - POR - Justin Patton 7' C/PF - Creighton - Fr.
16 - CHI - Justin Jackson 6'8" SG/SF - UNC - Jr.
17 - MIL - Ike Anigbogu 6'10" C - UCLA - Fr.
18 - IND - Terrance Ferguson 6'7" SG - Adelaide 36ers - International '98
19 - POR - Rodions Kurucs 6'9" SF - FC Barcelona - International '98
20 - ATL - Harry Giles 6'10" PF - Duke - Fr.
21 - OKC - T.J. Leaf 6'9½" SF/PF - UCLA - Fr.
22 - BKN - Bam Adebayo 6'10" C/PF - UK - Fr.
23 - POR - Donovan Mitchell 6'2" PG/SG - Louisville - So.
24 - UTA - Luke Kennard 6'5" SG - Duke - So.
25 - TOR - Ivan Rabb 6'10" PF - California - So.
26 - ORL - Tyler Lydon 6'9" SF/PF - Syracuse - So.
27 - BKN - D.J. Wilson 6'10" PF/SF - Michigan - Jr.
28 - LAL - Chemizie Metu 6'10" PF - USC - So.
29 - SAS - John Collins 6'10" PF - Wake Forest - So.
30 - UTA - Cameron Oliver 6'8" PF - Nevada - So.Tony Bradley 6'10" PF/C - UNC - Fr.
2nd rd
31 - ATL - Andrew Jones 6'5" CG - Texas - Fr.
32 - PHX - De'Anthony Melton 6'4" PG/SG - USC - Fr.
33 - ORL - Justin Jackson 6'8" SF/PF - Maryland - Fr.
34 - SAC - P.J. Dozier 6'6" SG/PG - South Carolina - So.
35 - ORL - Semi Ojeleye 6'7" SF/PF - SMU - Jr.
36 - PHI - Monte Morris - 6'2" PG - Iowa St. - Sr.
37 - BOS - Kostja Mushidi 6'5" SG - Mega Leks - International '98
38 - CHI - Jonathan Motley 6'9" PF - Baylor - Jr.
39 - PHI - Jawun Evans 6' PG - OK St. - So.
40 - NO - Dillon Brooks 6'7" SF/SG - Oregon - Jr.
41 - CHA - Thomas Bryant 6'11" PF/C - Indiana - So.Yante Maten 6'9" PF - Georgia - Jr.
42 - UTA - Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk 6'8" SG - Kansas - So.
43 - HOU - Jonah Bolden 6'10" PF - FMP Belgrade - International '96Moe Wagner 6'11" PF - Michigan - So.
44 - NYK - Jordan Bell - 6'9 - PF - Oregon - Jr.
45 - HOU - Josh Hart 6'5" SG - Villanova - Sr.
46 - PHI - Tyler Dorsey 6'4" CG - Oregon - So. Rawle Alkins 6'5" SG/SF - Arizona - Fr.
47 - IND - Anžejs Pasečņiks 7'2" C - Gran Canaria - International '95 Isaac Haas - 7'3" C - Purdue - Jr.
48 - MIL - Deng Adel 6'7" SF - Louisville - So. Bennie Boatwright 6'10" PF - USC - So.
49 - PHI - Caleb Swanigan 6'9" PF/C - Purdue - So. Tacko Fall 7'6" C - UCF - So.
50 - DEN - Alec Peters 6'9" PF - Valparaiso - Sr.Devin Robinson 6'9" F - Florida - Jr.
51 - DEN - Methias Lessort 6'9" C/PF - Nanterre - International '95
52 - WAS - Grayson Allen 6'5" CG - Duke - Jr.
53 - BOS - Aaron Holiday 6'1" PG - UCLA - So.Elie Okobo 6'3" PG/SG - Pau Orthez - International '97
54 - PHX - Omer Yurtseven 6'11" PF/C - NC State - Fr.Chandler Hutchinson 6'8" SF - Boise St. - Jr.
55 - UTA - Marcus Marshall 6'3" PG/SG - Nevada - Sr.Elijah Stewart 6'5" SG/SF - USC - Jr.
56 - BOS - Edmond Sumner 6'5" CG - Xavier - So. Kobi Simmons 6'4" CG - Arizona - Fr.
57 - BKN - Kennedy Meeks 6'9½" C - UNC - Jr.Isaac Humphries 6'11" C - Kentucky - So.
58 - NYK - Dwayne Bacon - 6'6½" SG/SF - FSU - So. Vlatko Cancar 6'9" SF - Mega Leks - International '97
59 - SAS - Sindarius Thornwell 6'5" SG - South Carolina - Sr.Chance Comanche 6'11" PF - Arizona - So.
60 - ATL - Antonio Blakeney 6'4" SG - LSU - So.James Blackmon 6'3½" SG - Indiana - Jr.
Didn't feel like taking the time to whittle it down to 60. No point right now with all the moving parts involved.
OFC Anunoby is the big winner from the potential Miles Bridges pull-out, Kurucs too.
Tie-breaker coinflips.
2 - PHX - Jayson Tatum 6'8" SF/SG - Duke - Fr.
3 - LAL - Josh Jackson 6'7" SG/SF - Kansas - Fr.
4 - PHI - De'Aaron Fox 6'3½" PG - Kentucky - Fr.
5 - ORL - Lonzo Ball 6'5" PG - UCLA - Fr.
6 - MIN - Frank Ntilikina 6'5" CG - Strasbourg IG - International '98
7 - NYK - Lauri Markkanen 7' PF/SF - Arizona - Fr.
8 - SAC - Zach Collins 6'11½" PF/C - Gonzaga - Fr.
9 - DAL - Dennis Smith 6'1" PG - NC State - Fr.
10 - SAC - Jonathan Isaac 6'11" SF/PF - Florida St. - Fr.
11 - CHA - Malik Monk 6'3½" SG/PG - Kentucky - Fr.
12 - DET - OG Anunoby 6'8" SF - Indiana - So.
13 - DEN- Isaiah Hartenstein 7'1¼" PF/C - Žalgiris Kaunas - International '98
14 - MIA - Jarrett Allen 6'11" PF/C - Texas - Fr.
15 - POR - Justin Patton 7' C/PF - Creighton - Fr.
16 - CHI - Justin Jackson 6'8" SG/SF - UNC - Jr.
17 - MIL - Ike Anigbogu 6'10" C - UCLA - Fr.
18 - IND - Terrance Ferguson 6'7" SG - Adelaide 36ers - International '98
19 - POR - Rodions Kurucs 6'9" SF - FC Barcelona - International '98
20 - ATL - Harry Giles 6'10" PF - Duke - Fr.
21 - OKC - T.J. Leaf 6'9½" SF/PF - UCLA - Fr.
22 - BKN - Bam Adebayo 6'10" C/PF - UK - Fr.
23 - POR - Donovan Mitchell 6'2" PG/SG - Louisville - So.
24 - UTA - Luke Kennard 6'5" SG - Duke - So.
25 - TOR - Ivan Rabb 6'10" PF - California - So.
26 - ORL - Tyler Lydon 6'9" SF/PF - Syracuse - So.
27 - BKN - D.J. Wilson 6'10" PF/SF - Michigan - Jr.
28 - LAL - Chemizie Metu 6'10" PF - USC - So.
29 - SAS - John Collins 6'10" PF - Wake Forest - So.
30 - UTA - Cameron Oliver 6'8" PF - Nevada - So.Tony Bradley 6'10" PF/C - UNC - Fr.
2nd rd
31 - ATL - Andrew Jones 6'5" CG - Texas - Fr.
32 - PHX - De'Anthony Melton 6'4" PG/SG - USC - Fr.
33 - ORL - Justin Jackson 6'8" SF/PF - Maryland - Fr.
34 - SAC - P.J. Dozier 6'6" SG/PG - South Carolina - So.
35 - ORL - Semi Ojeleye 6'7" SF/PF - SMU - Jr.
36 - PHI - Monte Morris - 6'2" PG - Iowa St. - Sr.
37 - BOS - Kostja Mushidi 6'5" SG - Mega Leks - International '98
38 - CHI - Jonathan Motley 6'9" PF - Baylor - Jr.
39 - PHI - Jawun Evans 6' PG - OK St. - So.
40 - NO - Dillon Brooks 6'7" SF/SG - Oregon - Jr.
41 - CHA - Thomas Bryant 6'11" PF/C - Indiana - So.Yante Maten 6'9" PF - Georgia - Jr.
42 - UTA - Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk 6'8" SG - Kansas - So.
43 - HOU - Jonah Bolden 6'10" PF - FMP Belgrade - International '96Moe Wagner 6'11" PF - Michigan - So.
44 - NYK - Jordan Bell - 6'9 - PF - Oregon - Jr.
45 - HOU - Josh Hart 6'5" SG - Villanova - Sr.
46 - PHI - Tyler Dorsey 6'4" CG - Oregon - So. Rawle Alkins 6'5" SG/SF - Arizona - Fr.
47 - IND - Anžejs Pasečņiks 7'2" C - Gran Canaria - International '95 Isaac Haas - 7'3" C - Purdue - Jr.
48 - MIL - Deng Adel 6'7" SF - Louisville - So. Bennie Boatwright 6'10" PF - USC - So.
49 - PHI - Caleb Swanigan 6'9" PF/C - Purdue - So. Tacko Fall 7'6" C - UCF - So.
50 - DEN - Alec Peters 6'9" PF - Valparaiso - Sr.Devin Robinson 6'9" F - Florida - Jr.
51 - DEN - Methias Lessort 6'9" C/PF - Nanterre - International '95
52 - WAS - Grayson Allen 6'5" CG - Duke - Jr.
53 - BOS - Aaron Holiday 6'1" PG - UCLA - So.Elie Okobo 6'3" PG/SG - Pau Orthez - International '97
54 - PHX - Omer Yurtseven 6'11" PF/C - NC State - Fr.Chandler Hutchinson 6'8" SF - Boise St. - Jr.
55 - UTA - Marcus Marshall 6'3" PG/SG - Nevada - Sr.Elijah Stewart 6'5" SG/SF - USC - Jr.
56 - BOS - Edmond Sumner 6'5" CG - Xavier - So. Kobi Simmons 6'4" CG - Arizona - Fr.
57 - BKN - Kennedy Meeks 6'9½" C - UNC - Jr.Isaac Humphries 6'11" C - Kentucky - So.
58 - NYK - Dwayne Bacon - 6'6½" SG/SF - FSU - So. Vlatko Cancar 6'9" SF - Mega Leks - International '97
59 - SAS - Sindarius Thornwell 6'5" SG - South Carolina - Sr.Chance Comanche 6'11" PF - Arizona - So.
60 - ATL - Antonio Blakeney 6'4" SG - LSU - So.James Blackmon 6'3½" SG - Indiana - Jr.
Didn't feel like taking the time to whittle it down to 60. No point right now with all the moving parts involved.
OFC Anunoby is the big winner from the potential Miles Bridges pull-out, Kurucs too.
Tie-breaker coinflips.
Park Bites
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Rumors out of the Nike hoops summit have some question marks on hartenstein. Apparently he is very immature and questions about his upside.
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Game6Conley
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Well this won't be the last we've heard of it, he is young too. Lets not forget that some of these college Freshman are mature because they're already 20 years old..
If thats the case, and its certainly believable, U could tell at the end of the hoops summit, he was wide open on the weakside, but just was calling for the ball like a little kid in class who raises his hand and waives it all around and is shaking in anticipation to get called.. I thought he was almost gonna start doing jumping jacks..
when teams finally get interviews and such, some awful report will float....
That will hurt his stock tho if true. These other players around him in the mocks, like Jarrett Allen, are not like that at-all...
It's not exactly bad for Utah if true. If he falls he could be a nice pickup to develop.
Park Bites
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Park Bites
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he also has justin jackson falling to 25 and I would love that. Jackson would be a great compliment to this roster and might be a nice replacement if the Jazz cant afford to re-sign hood