Official Public Declaration of Exums Future

[seattlejazzfan]

Did somebody just try to argue Stockton wasn't elite in terms of steals?

 

[Ron Mexico]

Exum is going to be an all-star in 3 years or less.

When he finally has a play called for him and tries to drive he gets in the paint with ease and makes great passes. His three point shot when his feet are set is starting to get reliable. He is going to get stronger and more explosive the next few years and he is going to be scoring in the paint with ease. Despite a few mistakes here and there his defense is already one of the best in the league at PG. Even when he makes mistakes on defense his speed and length help him recover so fast, kind of like Gobert. Confidence is growing for him. His frustration is growing for him at times as well but next season he will be stronger have the plays down and the coaching staff will start to let loose his leash.

 

[Jazzyy]

All I got to say is that if Exum works hard he will be good. We just need to have patience and wait 2 years and Exum will be amazing. He has the right coach to give him confidence and the skills to succeed we just have to wait now and let Snyder and Exum do work.


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[mrob]

Just watched a video of Andrew Wiggins' 30-point performance on his 20th birthday. I have no idea what Exum will end up being, but he's certainly not that. What I do know is that he is going to have every opportunity to be the best player he can be on the Jazz. Can't really ask for much more than that.

 

[Dumb Bloke]

Just watched a video of Andrew Wiggins' 30-point performance on his 20th birthday. I have no idea what Exum will end up being, but he's certainly not that. What I do know is that he is going to have every opportunity to be the best player he can be on the Jazz. Can't really ask for much more than that.

Whoa back off warchild. Not only will Exum lead the league assisting to Gobert in the most dynamic pick and roll combo, he'll also challenge Stockton's all time record and we'll erect two more statues in 20 years.

 

[Getting Traded]

I think some of his timidness has to do with Quin who seems to be managing him carefully. You notice how during the ends of quarters when they play for one shot, he immediately hands off to Hayward, Ingles, Hood, or Burke. So, he's not even running the team, and that's by design. Of course, you also see Quin barking at him when he has an obvious lane to the hoop and he doesn't take it.

 

[Lakers_Slapper]

I think some of his timidness has to do with Quin who seems to be managing him carefully. You notice how during the ends of quarters when they play for one shot, he immediately hands off to Hayward, Ingles, Hood, or Burke. So, he's not even running the team, and that's by design. Of course, you also see Quin barking at him when he has an obvious lane to the hoop and he doesn't take it.

I think there is a lot that is going on, and wanted to touch on something you said. When you mentioned Quin barking at Exum because of him not driving a lane. That is something that I have witnessed far too often at the games I have attended. I don't get to go to a lot of games, none the less, see a lot of games because I live in Las Vegas and for the majority they televise west coast teams. However my job has sent me to about 10 games this year to the team of my choice. I have chose the Jazz every time because I am from there and I have family in Utah. My point is that every time I go to a game I sit behind the Jazz bench. And every time I hear Quin ripping into players constantly. One of the games I went to the Coach from the opposing team looked at Quin, shook his head in disappointment as he walked back to his bench in disgust for how he was ripping into the team. I understand that coaches can sometimes be hard, but it almost seems like Quin is (at times) borderline abusive. I have liked Quin at times, and I try to be supportive, but I think that he has to learn how to be patient. I know I am going to get a lot of hate for this post, but its just what I have witnessed.

 

[gregbroncs]

I think there is a lot that is going on, and wanted to touch on something you said. When you mentioned Quin barking at Exum because of him not driving a lane. That is something that I have witnessed far too often at the games I have attended. I don't get to go to a lot of games, none the less, see a lot of games because I live in Las Vegas and for the majority they televise west coast teams. However my job has sent me to about 10 games this year to the team of my choice. I have chose the Jazz every time because I am from there and I have family in Utah. My point is that every time I go to a game I sit behind the Jazz bench. And every time I hear Quin ripping into players constantly. One of the games I went to the Coach from the opposing team looked at Quin, shook his head in disappointment as he walked back to his bench in disgust for how he was ripping into the team. I understand that coaches can sometimes be hard, but it almost seems like Quin is (at times) borderline abusive. I have liked Quin at times, and I try to be supportive, but I think that he has to learn how to be patient. I know I am going to get a lot of hate for this post, but its just what I have witnessed.

Yet the players play hard for him and I have seen nothing that says they don't respect and like him. And players from his last team seemed to love him (I know he was just an assistant, it's different).

 

[spycam1]

I think there is a lot that is going on, and wanted to touch on something you said. When you mentioned Quin barking at Exum because of him not driving a lane. That is something that I have witnessed far too often at the games I have attended. I don't get to go to a lot of games, none the less, see a lot of games because I live in Las Vegas and for the majority they televise west coast teams. However my job has sent me to about 10 games this year to the team of my choice. I have chose the Jazz every time because I am from there and I have family in Utah. My point is that every time I go to a game I sit behind the Jazz bench. And every time I hear Quin ripping into players constantly. One of the games I went to the Coach from the opposing team looked at Quin, shook his head in disappointment as he walked back to his bench in disgust for how he was ripping into the team. I understand that coaches can sometimes be hard, but it almost seems like Quin is (at times) borderline abusive. I have liked Quin at times, and I try to be supportive, but I think that he has to learn how to be patient. I know I am going to get a lot of hate for this post, but its just what I have witnessed.

Could you hear what he was saying?

Give us the deets.

 

[Hotdog]

I can't wait to see how good exum is next year

 

[Beer]

Great defender, will start scoring inside when he puts on 15-20 pounds ..... Will be a 15, 6 and 4 guy and an elite on ball defender. Which ain't half bad.

 

[Beer]

I think there is a lot that is going on, and wanted to touch on something you said. When you mentioned Quin barking at Exum because of him not driving a lane. That is something that I have witnessed far too often at the games I have attended. I don't get to go to a lot of games, none the less, see a lot of games because I live in Las Vegas and for the majority they televise west coast teams. However my job has sent me to about 10 games this year to the team of my choice. I have chose the Jazz every time because I am from there and I have family in Utah. My point is that every time I go to a game I sit behind the Jazz bench. And every time I hear Quin ripping into players constantly. One of the games I went to the Coach from the opposing team looked at Quin, shook his head in disappointment as he walked back to his bench in disgust for how he was ripping into the team. I understand that coaches can sometimes be hard, but it almost seems like Quin is (at times) borderline abusive. I have liked Quin at times, and I try to be supportive, but I think that he has to learn how to be patient. I know I am going to get a lot of hate for this post, but its just what I have witnessed.

Last time I checked these weren't 15 y.o. girls. I think they'll be fine.