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Official Sign DeAndre Jordan Thread (Note from Jazzfanz: Thread not official)

I count two big men plus Al Jefferson.

The Al Jefferson who averaged 18.6 pts., 9.7 rbs., 1.9 blks., and had the 6th highest PER among centers? That Al Jefferson? By the way, Jordan's PER was 26th among centers.
 
I would be in favor of getting Jordan.
 
The Al Jefferson who averaged 18.6 pts., 9.7 rbs., 1.9 blks., and had the 6th highest PER among centers? That Al Jefferson? By the way, Jordan's PER was 26th among centers.

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I like the idea of trading Memo and Tomic for Kamen. Then have Favors come off the bench playing with the rest of the Jazz future(lotto picks), developing that most important team chemistry.
 
Is anyone else tired of people naming threads "Official .... .... .... Thread?" I know I am and I fixed it with a disclaimer.

On the real issue: Jordan benefitted tremendously this season by playing with Blake Griffin a lot in the second half of the season. So much attention got paid to Griffin on the block that Jordan was frequently able to establish insanely deep post position, which is part of why you see all those dunks.

Jordan is a sucker's bet because he's likely to decline in value the moment he leaves his current team unless he is paired with another player that attracts just as much attention. The Jazz don't have that player.
 
Is anyone else tired of people naming threads "Official .... .... .... Thread?" I know I am and I fixed it with a disclaimer.

On the real issue: Jordan benefitted tremendously this season by playing with Blake Griffin a lot in the second half of the season. So much attention got paid to Griffin on the block that Jordan was frequently able to establish insanely deep post position, which is part of why you see all those dunks.

Jordan is a sucker's bet because he's likely to decline in value the moment he leaves his current team unless he is paired with another player that attracts just as much attention. The Jazz don't have that player.


Smart posting. I am surprise.
 
The Al Jefferson who averaged 18.6 pts., 9.7 rbs., 1.9 blks., and had the 6th highest PER among centers? That Al Jefferson? By the way, Jordan's PER was 26th among centers.
The Al Jefferson who had a pathetically low TS%, no clue about team offense or defense, saggy arms, an inability to run the floor or box out. The one with the pathetic raw and adjusted +/-. That one.

Al Jefferson is a perfect example why PER is worthless: Basketball is a team game.
 
You use +/- to bash PER? Really?
 
PER is one of my preferred metrics, but no one metric tells all. I generally have the opinion that if a PER and +/- tell the same story, you're getting just about the full story.

As it pertains to volume scorers, I use +/- to see if they're actually helping, or if they're ignoring/not capable of doing all of the other things necessary to win.
 
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