I like JT Toppin as a shortlist candidate for the Twolves pick if it comes in around 17 - 20. Good size, physical presence, rebounding and just enough shooting potential to be worth investing in. He reminds me a bit of John Collins in 2017.
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HadAnEffectHere
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Flagg and VJ both made jumpshots yesterday, please keep doing that.
Denim needs to start actually making shots again.
Denim needs to start actually making shots again.
Tremendous Upside
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Bennett Stirtz had 30-12-5 in Drake's first loss of the season. Really think he's a good sleeper for 2026, maybe 2025 if he keeps this up and gets some hype in the pre-draft process.
seattlejazzfan
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forget fears and fland. ian jackson is him at that combo guard spot. ever since he's been in the starting lineup, he's killing it. probably the best pure scorer in the draft.
seattlejazzfan
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granted, those guys didn't really know how to play. they weren't productive. from a production standpoint newell is light years ahead of those guys.
He's a bucket. It's just hard for me to get excited about a guard who gets less than one assist per game.
He looks shiftier and more dynamic off the dribble in these highlights than he looked in the few other games I watched of his. I think this is who the Jazz will target if they can't get Flagg or Harper.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1HzQgnBYFI
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1HzQgnBYFI
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I like Fears as a potential lead guard, but Ian Jackson can shoot it, no doubt. Reminds a bit of Coby White at UNC. Defense is a question, but can't have everything. He's another candidate for the Twolves pick potentially.
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Fland Fears both miles better