enchilada_style
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I have the feeling Favs would choose to leave at the end of the year if he has the chance. May as well cash in now.
I like this plan. But why not just put Favors out on the three point line and let him shoot threes too? His shot isn't so bad. Maybe he'll learn to make them.
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Should we ignore how poorly Bolomboy's shot looked on Monday? Did he shows signs of being a stretch 4 with the Stars?
Fair enough. Not sure you could get that much for him. . . but if it's available and he's on board with it. I don't do anything that sours the relationship we have with him. JJ proved (despite Hayward) that Utah is turning into a basketball destination. I wouldn't want to upend that now.
Also wouldn't mind seeing the Jazz take some chances on young guys who are in need of a change of scenery. Build the depth up and see if anyone pops (ala Whiteside and IT).
Should we ignore how poorly Bolomboy's shot looked on Monday? Did he shows signs of being a stretch 4 with the Stars?
We should move all the old guys including Joe Ingles who we should have never signed. And find a young players to fit with our new core.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B65TKP5dUow&feature=share
Lots of assists in this short video (I'm thinking about 15 or so). Watch a Hayward season highlight video and you see less assist to scoring ratio amount in his highlights.
Some left hand finishes. Some and ones.
Last season he struggled but he also was probably the best rebounding version of him we have seen. He has become a pretty good catch and shoot 3 point shooter.
I'm excited to see him healthy this year. It's been a long time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B65TKP5dUow&feature=share
Lots of assists in this short video (I'm thinking about 15 or so). Watch a Hayward season highlight video and you see less assist to scoring ratio amount in his highlights.
Some left hand finishes. Some and ones.
Last season he struggled but he also was probably the best rebounding version of him we have seen. He has become a pretty good catch and shoot 3 point shooter.
I'm excited to see him healthy this year. It's been a long time.
Yes he did.
Let's watch a few more Sumer league games and see what we think
Yes he did.
Let's watch a few more Sumer league games and see what we think
I really don't think all is lost. At the end of his sophomore season, I thought Hood had a solid chance at passing Hayward as our best bucketmaker. His last campaign was bad -- and not all of that was because of injury -- but a lot of it was. If he's healthy, his head is on right, and the offense is built more around him (relative to last year), then I think he can cover a lot of ****ward's scoring load.
Mitchell could have an awesome rookie year. He should be playable right away because of his defense and catch-n-shoot threat.
Exum will get his big shot.
^If two of those guys step up, and Rubio duplicates what we saw during the second half of last year, then we're pretty good.
What will Gobert be next year? If he improves half again what he did last year, then we're stoked.
The FO has plenty of work cut out for them. We have a PF problem. Lack depth at SF.
I really don't think all is lost. At the end of his sophomore season, I thought Hood had a solid chance at passing Hayward as our best bucketmaker. His last campaign was bad -- and not all of that was because of injury -- but a lot of it was. If he's healthy, his head is on right, and the offense is built more around him (relative to last year), then I think he can cover a lot of ****ward's scoring load.
Mitchell could have an awesome rookie year. He should be playable right away because of his defense and catch-n-shoot threat.
Exum will get his big shot.
^If two of those guys step up, and Rubio duplicates what we saw during the second half of last year, then we're pretty good.
What will Gobert be next year? If he improves half again what he did last year, then we're stoked.
The FO has plenty of work cut out for them. We have a PF problem. Lack depth at SF.
Does the FO/Staff tell Gobert to shoot jumpers now in an effort to expand his game? Would Gobert want to do that (especially if he struggles with it at first)?
Denver Bronco fans will remember a decade+ long stretch where they seemed to have an amazing running game no matter who was in the backfield. They'd lose a 1300 yard rusher and the next guy would step in and run for the same amount. Again and again. Maybe we are that kind of organization.
We have to be content with making it to the second round about every 10 years. The WCF about every 20 years and to the Finals once every 40 years. Maybe a Championship sometime in the next 100 years.