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PKM said:
He's nothing special, for sure. End of bench guy, give ya 3 or 4 minutes per game. Practice player.
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He wasn't the guy flying above the rim catching alley-oops, he was the guy throwing them. You didn't see him putting up 45 points in a game. You saw him setting someone up for their 45 points. He didn't bang down low, underneath the basket. He got those guys easy shots.

Dee Bost was the catalyst to the Stampede's high-powered offense for the 2013-14 season.

"My role was to set up the offense and make sure everyone is involved," Bost said. "I'm a leader and it's my job to get things going."

Dee finished the season 2nd in the league in assists per game with 8.6. Dee also led the league in minutes played while starting all 50 of Idaho's games. Obviously he was important in the Stampede's game plan.

"It all starts with Dee," Head coach Mike Peck said. "He is the steering wheel for me on the court."

Dee did a little bit of everything. The 2014 NBA D-League All-Star finished the season with 15.2 ppg, 8.6 apg, 6.1 rpg and 2.0 spg. Bost also led the league with 5 triple-doubles.

"I'm a competitor," Bost said. "I'll do whatever it takes to help my team win."
 
I think the Stamps started something like 12-0 and Dee was a part of that and then players started going overseas. He helped Murph lead the DLeague in scoring.
 
homeytennis said:
He wasn't the guy flying above the rim catching alley-oops, he was the guy throwing them. You didn't see him putting up 45 points in a game. You saw him setting someone up for their 45 points. He didn't bang down low, underneath the basket. He got those guys easy shots.

Dee Bost was the catalyst to the Stampede's high-powered offense for the 2013-14 season.

"My role was to set up the offense and make sure everyone is involved," Bost said. "I'm a leader and it's my job to get things going."

Dee finished the season 2nd in the league in assists per game with 8.6. Dee also led the league in minutes played while starting all 50 of Idaho's games. Obviously he was important in the Stampede's game plan.

"It all starts with Dee," Head coach Mike Peck said. "He is the steering wheel for me on the court."

Dee did a little bit of everything. The 2014 NBA D-League All-Star finished the season with 15.2 ppg, 8.6 apg, 6.1 rpg and 2.0 spg. Bost also led the league with 5 triple-doubles.

"I'm a competitor," Bost said. "I'll do whatever it takes to help my team win."
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Another "leader" ??


I thought Hayward, AND Favors, AND Burke, AND Hood, were supposed to be leaders?
 
homeytennis said:
He wasn't the guy flying above the rim catching alley-oops, he was the guy throwing them. You didn't see him putting up 45 points in a game. You saw him setting someone up for their 45 points. He didn't bang down low, underneath the basket. He got those guys easy shots.

Dee Bost was the catalyst to the Stampede's high-powered offense for the 2013-14 season.

"My role was to set up the offense and make sure everyone is involved," Bost said. "I'm a leader and it's my job to get things going."

Dee finished the season 2nd in the league in assists per game with 8.6. Dee also led the league in minutes played while starting all 50 of Idaho's games. Obviously he was important in the Stampede's game plan.

"It all starts with Dee," Head coach Mike Peck said. "He is the steering wheel for me on the court."

Dee did a little bit of everything. The 2014 NBA D-League All-Star finished the season with 15.2 ppg, 8.6 apg, 6.1 rpg and 2.0 spg. Bost also led the league with 5 triple-doubles.

"I'm a competitor," Bost said. "I'll do whatever it takes to help my team win."
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Go Stamps!
 
So can he play for Jazz at all this year?
$65,000 for year is not a minimum NBA salary.
Doubt he can play even one minute for Jazz at that salary.
 
slc said:
So can he play for Jazz at all this year?
$65,000 for year is not a minimum NBA salary.
Doubt he can play even one minute for Jazz at that salary.
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That's why I asked whether he's signed for the Jazz or for the Stampede.
 
I suspect this means he will be cut after training camp and sent to the Stamps. Minimum is $475,000 I think and that is prorated out per game until the K is guaranteed. Right now the Jazz have 13 guaranteed contracts and probably room for one more.
 
I wonder if it is like a non guarantee, but this time part of it is. He guaranteed 65k, if he is still with the team after (I think it is Dec 10) then he is guaranteed the full season salary.
 
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