Well, the difference between 3 and 8 is a good chunk of change. I like Brandon; he seemed like a real intelligent player who could have brought a lot to the Jazz. And Utah does have a need to evetually replace Harris. But there's no question the Jazz made the right choice. This was not a Bowie over Jordan draft. Knight is probably going to be a very good PG, but perhaps not top-10 at his position. There are just too many other young studs in the league. Kanter COULD be a franchise changer. I say COULD because there's a lot of risk. But he has the signs: unlike some other 5's in recent drafts, he has a great attitude and tremendous work ethic. Just the fact he stayed around at KY to help out in any way he could instead of slinking back home angry and depressed. Just like Blake Griffin, he worked hard on his body and conditioning since he was unable to play in any games.
Having Memo as a mentor is HUGE. Not only a chance to learn from a legend in Turkey, but a chance to really develop roots in Salt Lake. Who knows, maybe the Okurs can introduce him to a future Mrs. Kanter (if he already doesn't have a girlfriend). I think Enes will have a solid rookie season, probably better stats than Favors had his first year. I see Kanter playing 15 mins. initially and then perhaps increasing a bit towards the end of the season. I hope Corbin goes with a strict rotation of Jefferson/Kanter at the 5 and Favors/Millsap at the 4, with Millsap pciking up some mins at the 3 if needed. Let's get Kanter and Favors comfortable at their natural postions.