seattlejazzfan
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Good comparison.He's like Jordan Clarkson.
Good comparison.He's like Jordan Clarkson.
Did the Jazz work out Hanlan? I'm too lazy to look back through the 103 players the Jazz brought in.
Perrin worked him out.
Did the Jazz work out Hanlan? I'm too lazy to look back through the 103 players the Jazz brought in.
I like Hanlan. I think he's one of the better PG/SG prospects in the second round. I don't think we needed a PG, but if we had to take one, I don't mind him. I don't know what that means for Trey or Bryce... I would guess Hanlan would be spending some time in the D-League this year. He is a playmaker, very skillful and shifty player, great at finishing around the rim and also capable shooter.I wouldn't mind taking Olivier Hanlan in the second round if we are going for a PG.
He looks like a slightly taller version of Trey Burke Is he any better a shooter and can he play some D ??
This from SBnation...Hanlan steps into a situation in Utah that is conducive to a scorer thriving: While the Jazz do have Trey Burke, Alec Burks, and Dante Exum as backcourt options, Hanlan may be a better scorer than all three, and could certainly push for playing time as a spark plug in a second unit.
What does this mean for Bryce Cotton?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGmdDuGpDzE
The kid has moxie.