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Jazz Decades NBA Fantasy Draft
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I don't know how the hell I'm able to draft someone that could conceivably contribute at this point, but...
With the 8th pick of the 2011 1970's Utah Jazz NBA Draft, NUMBERICA selects...
JOE MERIWEATHER
In one season with the Jazz, he put up 9 ppg, 7 rpg, and 2.2 bpg in only 23 MPG (a per 36 of 13.5 PPG, 10.5 RPG, and 3.3 BPG). Actually fills a position of some need and a role of some need (enforcer off the bench for my big rotation) for me. I am amped I got someone I might be able to use here.
P.S. I am aware this isn't a picture of him playing with the Jazz. I couldn't find any.
With the 8th pick of the 2011 1970's Utah Jazz NBA Draft, NUMBERICA selects...
JOE MERIWEATHER
In one season with the Jazz, he put up 9 ppg, 7 rpg, and 2.2 bpg in only 23 MPG (a per 36 of 13.5 PPG, 10.5 RPG, and 3.3 BPG). Actually fills a position of some need and a role of some need (enforcer off the bench for my big rotation) for me. I am amped I got someone I might be able to use here.
P.S. I am aware this isn't a picture of him playing with the Jazz. I couldn't find any.
You going to get your favorite player Al Jefferson?
With the 1st pick of the worst round in this entire draft, NUMBERICA selects the only guy worth a damn...
AL JEFFERSON
First and foremost, there is no one left on the Jazz in this round that has proven anything. Deron, Millsap, and AK have already been drafted. Hayward and Favors have shown a lot of potential but as a whole almost nothing else. Harris laid bricks like he was paid to (around $9 million). And then a washed up piece of garbage, a chucker, and some hustling scrubs. It might turn into something, but holy crap (choice of words deliberate).
But sure, I'll take the guy that put up 19, 10, and 2. Last year was also his second-highest total point output of his career.
1 - Frazier/Lebron
2 - Miller/Griffith/Korver
3 - Lebron/Miller/Korver
4 - Malone/Jefferson/Duncan/Lebron
5 - Duncan/Jefferson/Meriweather
AL JEFFERSON
First and foremost, there is no one left on the Jazz in this round that has proven anything. Deron, Millsap, and AK have already been drafted. Hayward and Favors have shown a lot of potential but as a whole almost nothing else. Harris laid bricks like he was paid to (around $9 million). And then a washed up piece of garbage, a chucker, and some hustling scrubs. It might turn into something, but holy crap (choice of words deliberate).
But sure, I'll take the guy that put up 19, 10, and 2. Last year was also his second-highest total point output of his career.
1 - Frazier/Lebron
2 - Miller/Griffith/Korver
3 - Lebron/Miller/Korver
4 - Malone/Jefferson/Duncan/Lebron
5 - Duncan/Jefferson/Meriweather
According to 75% of your post, you have ruined your team.
Fortunately he's coming off the bench and there are lots of other options. And seriously, who the hell else even cracks one of these rotations that's left? Harris. MAYBE.
I know. I just think this is a funny moment. I saw it coming about 2 rounds ago.
vslice02
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The 2010's Jazz round is so strong, I'm actually hoping Raja Bell is left when I pick 8th...because I know CJ Miles will likely be long gone. *shaking head* Did Marcus Cousin display any solid towel-waving abilities during his 10 days with the Jazz?
If that's what you're peepin', Price is one of the all-time greats.
See thats not what I understood at the start. I thought it was how the player played for that decade not just when he played for the Jazz. The 70's decade Bellamy was a great player. No place in the OP or rules did it say we were only going with Jazz stats for Jazz players drafted. But that we were drafting players for that DECADE, So stats for that entire decade is what count is what I thought.
davidbenoit
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Is this thread really 20 pages long?
Nah dude, Im pretty sure we all understood that you get the player for his Jazz years.
Someone would have picked Dominque Wilkins if that was the case.
I didn't think he counted because he never played a game for the Jazz. But what ever. It is what it is, I still like him as a back up.
Yeah, really none of the 70's Jazz players are going to make or break anyone's team.
True, but seriously, I am stoked I got Meriweather.
Money
I say this irrespective of my pick (it would be Jefferson any way you cut it), but that is garbage. What are we supposed to go off of with Burks, and especially Kanter? As if pretending how a player from the 70's would play against modern competition wasn't enough - and that's WITH NBA stats - voters are forced to and/or have the leeway to just pretend how good a player will be?
