jazzfan1971
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If we're drafting #4 and Exum is top of the list, do we worry about drafting him with Burke in place and maybe opt for someone else instead? Or do you think that Burke or Exum could be a bench player for the Jazz?
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];811052 said:A bench player might be exactly what Burke is.
I like Trey but he has a uphill battle at his size. Exum would have elite size. At the moment I want Wiggins, Embid, Exum, Vonleh or Gordon in that order.
Trey is going to have to fine some elite shooting ability Stephon Curry Style to be a real difference maker.
You draft Exum as a shooting guard who can play point, i.e. James Harden.
This year, as a rookie he averaged 12.8 ppg, 5.7 apg, 3 rpg on 38% FG, 33% from 3 and 90% from the FT line. He also averaged only 1.9 TOs per game.
I am very encouraged by his play. I think he will be better next year.
You draft Exum as a shooting guard who can play point, i.e. James Harden.
Problem is he can't shoot. Dude is long PG with limitations. And Burks is already way better in that shooting guard role than Exum will ever be.
If he can't shoot why would we want him?