shadler
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thanks pretty much what i had to do. Don't know why you have to do that.. weird.
JAZZ vs. Bobcats - Orlando Pro Summer League - 1pm et 7/5/10
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thanks pretty much what i had to do. Don't know why you have to do that.. weird.
shadler
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I think gordon hayward wont be a bad player just not a great player. From what i have seen they could use him a little bit on the picks better and I would love to see how he is with the ball in his hand. If the jazz do some kind of great trade to get a good inside player then i would like the pick more. Being it was the 9 pick it might not be bad but he is going to get killed with his size and i am also interested in how he could hold up against the star type players. Have to see more of him in the game but if he could play a little bit of point that could help the jazz out a lot. One thing i did read about him was getting to the line and offensive rebounds. Seen a little bit of that tonight which could also help the jazz. Good to see some basketball though. He didn't have the ball too much in this game to show his offense but i would like to see that.
Lost_Jazz_Fan
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Hayward will be an Allstar in 4 years, book it.
MrBlue
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My views:
I thought Sundiata was good. The game was much MUCH smoother with him in it. He just could not hit a FT. Good defense too. He also passed the ball well.
Hayward was pretty good. Didnt get a lot of touches but when he got them he made the most of them. Some nice assists. One TERRIFIC rebound. HIt his only shot he took. Definitely struggled when Derrick Brown took him to the block. That is going to be an issue. Otherwise was pretty good defensively. I'd like to see him with the ball more.
Othyus was a little out of control. He also was getting blown by pretty frequently by Gerald Henderson. Had one nice drive an dunk.
Kosta was terrible. Could not catch a ball. Did not challenge shots. Didnt rebound well.
Augustin was really good I thought. Hes not going to wow you with anything he does but he rebounds, good position defense, and scored the ball really well. He has played with the Jazz a few times right? This is by far the best he has looked.
I literally do not think that Evans touched the ball once. Poor rebounder too. ZOUBECK!
The only other guy I thought worth noting was Gardner. I thought that he has a really good looking shot and a legit NBA body. He didnt shoot that well, made one three I think, but his form looked really nice and his misses barely rimmed out.
I thought Sundiata was good. The game was much MUCH smoother with him in it. He just could not hit a FT. Good defense too. He also passed the ball well.
Hayward was pretty good. Didnt get a lot of touches but when he got them he made the most of them. Some nice assists. One TERRIFIC rebound. HIt his only shot he took. Definitely struggled when Derrick Brown took him to the block. That is going to be an issue. Otherwise was pretty good defensively. I'd like to see him with the ball more.
Othyus was a little out of control. He also was getting blown by pretty frequently by Gerald Henderson. Had one nice drive an dunk.
Kosta was terrible. Could not catch a ball. Did not challenge shots. Didnt rebound well.
Augustin was really good I thought. Hes not going to wow you with anything he does but he rebounds, good position defense, and scored the ball really well. He has played with the Jazz a few times right? This is by far the best he has looked.
I literally do not think that Evans touched the ball once. Poor rebounder too. ZOUBECK!
The only other guy I thought worth noting was Gardner. I thought that he has a really good looking shot and a legit NBA body. He didnt shoot that well, made one three I think, but his form looked really nice and his misses barely rimmed out.
theNBAnerd
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everything you just said about yata is true... except that he didn't run the offense. he had a couple of really nice passes off penetration or in transition, but he was not a real floor general out there.
MrBlue
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That is tough to do in summer league. No one is interested in running the offense. You could tell that everything went a lot smoother with him in the game though. Definitely noticeable.
theNBAnerd
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that's not at all true. they run plays in the summer league. they run a dumbed-down version of the jazz's same offense (same basic sets, fewer options so it's easier to digest in just a week of two-a-days). and everybody is interested in running the O because they know that's the only way they get an invite to fall camp.