Join me on the Tyler Ennis Bandwagon

[Revolution 9]

Ennis is a nice player. I love his game. He is clutch. With that said we don't need him. Trey is our man. Red flags? Give me a break. He's locked in for life if he wants to stay here. We need to worry about Hayflag.

 

[Park Bites]

this is the grass is greener thread.

 

[Biggs]

So close


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[gomretat]

Kind of surprised by the reaction to this topic. I am not necessarily on the Ennis bandwagon but I am certainly not convinced that Trey is the PG of the future. I am guessing that ultimately we hang on to 2-3 of our "core 5" and if I had a chance at a game changing PG I would consider the possibility that Trey is not one of the keepers.

 

[Batman]

Kind of surprised by the reaction to this topic. I am not necessarily on the Ennis bandwagon but I am certainly not convinced that Trey is the PG of the future. I am guessing that ultimately we hang on to 2-3 of our "core 5" and if I had a chance at a game changing PG I would consider the possibility that Trey is not one of the keepers.

Relatively untouchable: Favors

Likely to Stay: Hayward, Burks (unless he gets a huge offer)

Don't think he stays: Kanter

Up in the air:Trey Burke

 

[Fabtrey]

honestly i wouldn't have minded this if we traded down to get ennis. but i like what i'm seeing from exum so far. exum is a 3 year project. his 4th year will tell who really is.

but no, trey is a keeper.

 

[Stifle Tower]

I agree with Trey's red flags, but if you think Trey is too small, Tyler is smaller (only 1" taller, but weighs 10 lbs less, and has a smaller wingspan).


Tyler Ennis is a good PG, but... I'd rather just take Mcdermott or Rodney Hood if we're drafting at that blah spot.


and what about Marcus Smart? I know he's in the dog house now, but come draft day do you really think GM's would let him slip too far?

Good call. I think a lot of teams will be kicking themselves for passing on Hood. He has lottery value.

honestly i wouldn't have minded this if we traded down to get ennis. but i like what i'm seeing from exum so far. exum is a 3 year project. his 4th year will tell who really is.

but no, trey is a keeper.

Exum was the highest risk/reward pick. Well, maybe behind Embiid due to his injury. Jazz took a huge risk, knowing that Exum was raw. But Utah has the right coach - and a lot of time - to develop Dante. Some guy named Stockton took three years to develop...and he had 4 years of college! The "kid" is 19 years old. In the meantime, let's hope Burke has developed a shot for the first 43 minutes of each game and not just the last 5.

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

Good call. I think a lot of teams will be kicking themselves for passing on Hood. He has lottery value.



Exum was the highest risk/reward pick. Well, maybe behind Embiid due to his injury. Jazz took a huge risk, knowing that Exum was raw. But Utah has the right coach - and a lot of time - to develop Dante. Some guy named Stockton took three years to develop...and he had 4 years of college! The "kid" is 19 years old. In the meantime, let's hope Burke has developed a shot for the first 43 minutes of each game and not just the last 5.

I agree... I think people see it the wrong way on Exum and Trey. We had the ability to gamble on Exum because we have Trey. Trey is solid and if Exum doesn't end up flourishing we can just keep Trey. If Exum becomes a star, then Trey is a valuable trade chip.

Give Exum time... he's playing the hardest position on the floor offensively and he's not comfortable yet. I don't think anyone in Jazz management thought the kid would be ready to start day 1. He'll be a good backup for a year or two and make the second unit entertaining as hell.