FalseFlagg K
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that would be great
If the Jazz were to lose in the first round to the Luka-less Mavs…
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that would be great
FalseFlagg K
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that's what you said about your erectile dysfunction and yet ....
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LOL. Post of the thread, no doubt
Don't get me started on that, its got all the energy and power of Andy Dufresne crawling out of that **** pipe in the Shawshank Redemption...
True, but it doesn't create unicorns.
Is Rudy Gobert A Great Offensive Player?
In short, the answer to the question posed in the headline is: “Yes!” Here's what now feels like an annual breakdown of why Rudy Gobert is a great offensive player.
www.forbes.com
Rudy Gobert is this season's most underrated offensive weapon
The reigning defensive player of the year will be the difference in Utah's playoff run.
Hmmmmm....
For 1 vs. 1 playground ball, these are fatal deficiencies. In the NBA, creators/dribblers need the ball and space to operate in order to create and dribble effectively. Gobert gets us the ball, and creates space.
I'm not going to trust some internet loud-mouth over people who analyze basketball for a living.
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Max Porter
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I think we should all wait to see what happens in this series before suggesting all hope is lost. I do agree this team has some major issues, one being chemistry. I have a gut feeling that Ingles was keeping the team together in the locker room and we traded him. But...Conley will play better in game three. The Jazz are way better at home and without Doncic they have a good chance to build that confidence back. Suns will also be missing Booker for a little while. Who knows what can happen. Give it a little time then we can go from there. There's so much negativity around the league about the Jazz and now I see it coming from the fans left and right. It's not over yet.
416Klawzz
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Are you done ? He still sucks at offense. The unicorn that you have a hard on for is better offensively than GobertTrue, but it doesn't create unicorns.
Is Rudy Gobert A Great Offensive Player?
In short, the answer to the question posed in the headline is: “Yes!” Here's what now feels like an annual breakdown of why Rudy Gobert is a great offensive player.
Rudy Gobert is this season's most underrated offensive weapon
The reigning defensive player of the year will be the difference in Utah's playoff run.www.espn.com
Hmmmmm....
For 1 vs. 1 playground ball, these are fatal deficiencies. In the NBA, creators/dribblers need the ball and space to operate in order to create and dribble effectively. Gobert gets us the ball, and creates space.
I'm not going to trust some internet loud-mouth over people who analyze basketball for a living.
416Klawzz
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True, but it doesn't create unicorns.
Is Rudy Gobert A Great Offensive Player?
In short, the answer to the question posed in the headline is: “Yes!” Here's what now feels like an annual breakdown of why Rudy Gobert is a great offensive player.
Rudy Gobert is this season's most underrated offensive weapon
The reigning defensive player of the year will be the difference in Utah's playoff run.
Hmmmmm....
For 1 vs. 1 playground ball, these are fatal deficiencies. In the NBA, creators/dribblers need the ball and space to operate in order to create and dribble effectively. Gobert gets us the ball, and creates space.
I'm not going to trust some internet loud-mouth over people who analyze basketball for a living.
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gCWFFE0zIcM&t=148s
Watch this as you snuggle with your Gobert jersey. Constant reminders why he sucks on offense.
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Good thing is that he is not complaining about it, and leaving an impression how Donovan is not doing it because he is petty and hates him.
LoPo
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How do we know Rudy doesn't complain? If he complains as much as he has in the media with limited opportunities, why wouldn't he complain about it at practice, with coaches, etc.?
It's shocking how assumptions can be made about Don but the same people act like Rudy is some perfect teammate.
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416Klawzz
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Rudy calls out his teammates and doesn't acknowledge fault. He is a big locker room cancer
Actually that was sarcasm. He does complain all the time in the media( some people would say good for him, but its actually pretty bad that he does it) That's what started the narrative that Donavan has some personal issue with Rudy.