Ditto.I was thinking Kris Humphries and Kirk Snyder could be part of our path back to greatness.
I’ll tell you a funny story about that. So as I mentioned, I was on my mission during that draft. I had been out about 4-5 months and was with my second companion. He had a couple months or so left before he was going home. He kept telling me about this girl he really liked and he was wanting to date. I was disappointed with the draft (because I had no clue who those guys were we drafted, why we traded Pavel Podkolzine, and WTF we let Pavlovic go in the expansion draft). So at the same time, he finds out that this girl he likes is actually getting married to the Nevada basketball player. He’s pissed because he thought he was going to go home and date her, now she’s engaged to a guy headed to the NBA. I’m pissed because, well, the Jazz got KOCed. Eventually we realize that the source of both our frustrations coincide with Kirk Snyder. He didn’t find that very amusing because he thought his frustration was more legitimate than mine.I was thinking Kris Humphries and Kirk Snyder could be part of our path back to greatness.
Funny that his two only NBA starts came for us. Didn`t he have a huge game against LeBron where they hugged it out afterwards?Eric Maynor. When the Jazz drafted him I thought "Boy we have our point guard for the next 15 years." Wrongo big time.
DL was wrong about bustumWho in the NBA draft have you been wrong about? Both thinking they'd be good and thinking they'd be bad. Your biggest strikeouts.
I know this guy who used to swear up and down that Anthony Davis was a "Role Player" and that John Henson was betterWow. AD? That's like three strikeouts in one player.
I thought Derrick Williams would be good. Instead he busted out of the league.
I thought Archie Goodwin could have been good, but he never learned to shoot.
I thought Mario Hezonja had at least as much natural talent as Gordon Hayward, but he can't dribble or pass, so he mostly just stands there.