Offseason Random Twitter Comments about Jazz Players

[Deleted member 848]

His big steps are 3pnt consistency and improved finishing at the rim. If he does this and we help him with on-ball screens, then he can probably realize those dreams.

This, plus working on a pull-up 15 footer when in transition. He's already a STUD on the break, and he simply needs to add this on his repertoire to make him nearly unstoppable.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

His big steps are 3pnt consistency and improved finishing at the rim. If he does this and we help him with on-ball screens, then he can probably realize those dreams.

If Hayward could ever develop an advanced touch at the rim (when it comes to finishing his layups) I think he could easily be an All-Star. He just doesn't have that natural feel around the rim like some do though.

 

[spycam1]

If Hayward could ever develop an advanced touch at the rim (when it comes to finishing his layups) I think he could easily be an All-Star. He just doesn't have that natural feel around the rim like some do though.

Like Burks.

 

[Scorpjazz]

If Hayward could ever develop an advanced touch at the rim (when it comes to finishing his layups) I think he could easily be an All-Star. He just doesn't have that natural feel around the rim like some do though.

Malone might be the best I ever saw at that skill...he could be rolling into the basket at full speed on the break and so softly put it in it was amazing..he rarely missed layups at any speed or either side...he had great control at the rim...loved it.

 

[Stifle Tower]

Malone might be the best I ever saw at that skill...he could be rolling into the basket at full speed on the break and so softly put it in it was amazing..he rarely missed layups at any speed or either side...he had great control at the rim...loved it.

AS much as I absolutely DESPISE Boozer, Carlos i a magician around the rim. He can use either hand and a variety of angles. But, kind of like that Wizard of Oz song..."If He Only Had a Brain" (and a willingness to play just one iota of defense).

 

[Revolution 9]

All he really needs to do is take a half-step. He's been great in the 2nd half of each year (not counting the playoffs) after getting off to extremely slow starts. I think the Select team experience is really going to show in terms of Favors' and Hayward's games and mental toughness.

He just need to become more consistent then. We both like what we've seen in spurts, but we need to see it every game.
I agree with the select team thing. I think it will help his confidence level knowing he was part of that elite group, and played well.

 

[Ben10]

gordonhayward Gordon Hayward
Had a great lunch with @Lockedonsports it was good catching up

Its great to have the players back in town so we start to hear things about what there doing with the team again.

 

[orangello]

This can only mean one thing:

Enes Kanter ‏@Enes_Kanter
Eating dinner @cheesecake downtown, looking for a blonde to eat dinner with me at my table. Does anyone wanna join me ?

Enes Kanter ‏@Enes_Kanter
Just finished dinner. Thanks Twitter <3 Now need a massage. BRUNETTES WELCOME

Kanter's enes needs some attention.

 

[nightmare3983]

From @saltcityhoops:

Enes Kanter is discovering what I've been hoping for years a Jazz player would realize: w/ just a little personality they can run this town.

 

[Fishsticks]

He is going to have to do a lot more than impersonate Fesenko to "run this town.". No improvement this year and he probably have his *** ran out.

 

[Dr. Jones]

Have you guys discussed the Kanter tweets from yesterday?

Re: eating at cheesecake factory and asking if any blondes want to join him .. Followed by a later tweet .. "or brunettes"

Lol

 

[nightmare3983]

Have you guys discussed the Kanter tweets from yesterday?

No.