A better offensive player than Hood? Really? Maybe we go with that. That wingspan though, it is shorter than his height.
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A better offensive player than Hood? Really? Maybe we go with that. That wingspan though, it is shorter than his height.
First Denver wanted to use their pick to offload Faried and now they want to use him to move up?
TheStormofWar
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Could be a partner if we're looking to trade up.
Roy_McAvoy
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I'm pretty sure the Hawks are only willing to trade down if you'll take Dennis Schroeder and his contract off their hands. There's no chance the Jazz want anything to do with him.
We don't have the assets to trade up to no. 3.
Thee Jazz Fan
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Never said he was a better offensive player, just doesn’t look at all like Hood to me
I was about to slander you, then realized the Hawks have two other picks, lol. I hope you were talking about one of the other picks.
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TheStormofWar
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If Utah's target is at 19 and they think the Wolves would grab 'em, then Utah could make a jump pretty damn cheaply. 21 + a couple of seconds (we have three incoming in the future) should seal that easily. 3 is, in all likelihood, out of range unless we give up Gobs, DM, or a combo of Rubio, Jingles, and/or Crowder and future picks (probably a non-starter for DL given they would be our own). Even then, I doubt the Hawks are looking for that and we want no part of Schröder.
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Defense *************** Meh defense *************** No defense
22. Aaron Holiday *************** 18. Troy Brown *************** 17. Jerome Robinson
24. De'Anthony Melton *************** 20. Kevin Huerter *************** 19. Dzanan Musa
25. Josh Okogie *************** 21. Elie Okobo *************** 36. Moritz Wagner
28. Bruce Brown *************** 26. Donte DiVincenzo *************** 38. Anfernee Simons
29. Keita Bates-Diop *************** 27. Grayson Allen
30. Jacob Evans *************** 33. Chandler Hutchison
31. Khyri Thomas *************** 37. Hamidou Diallo
32. Melvin Frazier *************** 39. Gary Trent Jr.
34. Jevon Carter
35. Jalen Brunson
22. Aaron Holiday *************** 18. Troy Brown *************** 17. Jerome Robinson
24. De'Anthony Melton *************** 20. Kevin Huerter *************** 19. Dzanan Musa
25. Josh Okogie *************** 21. Elie Okobo *************** 36. Moritz Wagner
28. Bruce Brown *************** 26. Donte DiVincenzo *************** 38. Anfernee Simons
29. Keita Bates-Diop *************** 27. Grayson Allen
30. Jacob Evans *************** 33. Chandler Hutchison
31. Khyri Thomas *************** 37. Hamidou Diallo
32. Melvin Frazier *************** 39. Gary Trent Jr.
34. Jevon Carter
35. Jalen Brunson
Thee Jazz Fan
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He's an NBA athlete for sure, still only 19. Disruptive defender who plays with high energy all the time and is pretty fast in the open floor. If the Jazz can teach him to play under control and get him to pick his spots, he could be a steal. In fact, an argument can be made that it's more feasible to teach him the game under Quin's system than it is to get Troy Brown to improve his shooting and athleticism.
If Okogie shows he can shoot well in the shooting drills and finish around the rim, he'll be high on the list. His athleticism will jump off the page.
Absolutely, but there's no way Cleveland would touch that.