. How is he defensively?
Among SFs:
2015+ 17th in DRPM
2014+ 6th in DRPM
2013+ 21tst in DRPM
. How is he defensively?
Hoops hype article quotes Dudley as seeing Utah as a team that could use his leadership. I think he would be a good fit and a solid pick up. https://hoopshype.com/team/utah-jazz/
We'll agree to disagree. There are plenty of players hungry to be in the league and with a coach who develops talent and favorable contracts we will compete. Throwing silly money for Dudley would make this board complain about his contract for years. Our management is smarter than this. They run a business. It isn't going to happen for $10+.
Lots of money + not lots of players = huge pay raises for most
Plus lots of teams with cap room.
Among SFs:
2015+ 17th in DRPM
2014+ 6th in DRPM
2013+ 21tst in DRPM
To me this says that Snyder would have something to work with on the defensive end. Not elite but average.
FA's in 2018 and 2019 are gonna be ****ed imo. Teams are way overspending and once the cap stagnates in two years, the free agent crop will be in for a ride awakening as to how much room teams have, or more like wont have.
I think that Dudley would be a great pick up at the right price. (As would about any player in the NBA) I didn't want to do this, but oh well, here it goes. I am sitting here reading another thread about should we sign Derek Rose blah blah blah blah. As I am reading it's pages on pages of how bad he sucks. I go into this page about Jared Dudley wants to come to Utah and everyone is like hell yeah!!!! How does one say that Derek Rose career is done, but approve Jared Dudley? 31 years old, has never done sh*t, but is a decent role player coming off the bench. Derek Rose, who nobody wants, has had his injuries, but never the less can be an outstanding defender and offensive building block (after all, he was once the MVP of the league). How does one approve Dudley and also reject Rose? It's like a small percentage of the fans are ok with doing nothing. Which if that's the case, are those that are apart of that small percentage, even fans at all? How do you ok a warm up bench player and say no to a once elite defender who's capable of still returning to an elite level. Maybe not a long term elite level, but never the less, compare this scale and please make sense of it.
First, rose was always an indifferent to bad defender. Had physical tools but didn't act real interested there.
The other thing is he could be useful in a bench role... He still thinks he's the god damned mvp though. No way he accepts an appropriate role.
He's also not a great locker room dude.
Dudley knows his role and is physically able to fill it.
These guys are humans not video games... They have to work together and interact a lot. Its just not as simple as one player is better than another.
I wouldn't have a great locker room attitude playing for a f*'d up management of the Chicago Bulls either. The team that fired, Thibs because they couldn't get along with him, the team that one minute wants to trade Noah because of agreement issues and the next minute, they want to do anything to resign him. Who the hell would have a great attitude with a team like that?? You talk as if you speak from experience, like your in the locker room when he's there. Sounds like your running close with the guy, call him and ask him if he wants to come to Utah.
First, rose was always an indifferent to bad defender. Had physical tools but didn't act real interested there.
The other thing is he could be useful in a bench role... He still thinks he's the god damned mvp though. No way he accepts an appropriate role.
He's also not a great locker room dude.
Dudley knows his role and is physically able to fill it.
These guys are humans not video games... They have to work together and interact a lot. Its just not as simple as one player is better than another.