Open Practice Review

[Stifle Tower]

Great summary below. Pretty impressive of Snyder to talk in depth about plays, etc. He's the anti-Corbin. Ty treated every question like a personal attack.

https://saltcityhoops.com/the-triple-team-three-thoughts-on-the-jazzs-open-summer-league-practice/

 

[fishonjazz]

Great summary below. Pretty impressive of Snyder to talk in depth about plays, etc. He's the anti-Corbin. Ty treated every question like a personal attack.

https://saltcityhoops.com/the-triple-team-three-thoughts-on-the-jazzs-open-summer-league-practice/

My summary is better (though similar)

Dude didnt talk about gobert enough.
At least he got exum (pretty bad showing) and hood (looked great) right.
Trey was solid/average/unspactacular

 

[fishonjazz]

I didnt even know that alec, derrick, and enes were not gonna play lol. I probably would not have went if i would have known. Im glad i went though..... it was lots of fun

 

[cowhide]

Fish, did you see any resemblance of an offensive system or style?

 

[cowhide]

Well if Hood is ready for minutes than I really don't want to pay Hayward. Sign a vet to back up Hood and let Rodney start.

 

[2020]

Fish, great recap. The only thing I'd add is that a few of Exum's passes were fairly off, his teammates had to stretch unnaturally to get them. It seemed to happen most when Exum was passing over the top of his defender.

Afterward Exum still seemed a little flustered/overwhelmed when signing autographs and Ian Clark told me he's going to get the MVP again this year, "got to stay undefeated."


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[bluenote]

My review.

Exum was about as bad as he could be. he airballed two shots (on one, the step back 18 footer, the whole crowd groaned) and barely hit the rim on a few others.

I'll be darned...Exum is a young Kobe

 

[r_u_s_t_b_u_c_k_e_t]

We talkin'bout practice!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGDBR2L5kzI

 

[fishonjazz]

Fish, did you see any resemblance of an offensive system or style?

Not so much. They seemed to try to push the ball

 

[fishonjazz]

Fish, did you see any resemblance of an offensive system or style?

Not really. They pushed the ball alot and though it seemed like burke was the primary ball handler, they would also through outlets to other ball handlers.

They did run alot of pick n rolls with trey and dante and hood was spacing the floor well. They didnt go to the post much but that probably has alot to do with gobert being limited offensively.

 

[fishonjazz]

Well if Hood is ready for minutes than I really don't want to pay Hayward. Sign a vet to back up Hood and let Rodney start.

I fell for hood. I really really hated that we picked him. I wanted mcdaniels, anderson, or early way more.

I was very very wrong. I love hood now. Guys with jumpers that pretty get me every time. And he is WAY more athletic than i thought.
Not as good of a jumper as evans but i bet he is a better jumper than alec and probably favors. One if his dunks in warmups had to duck his head so it didnt hit the rim. Swear to god, no matter what fabtrey might say

 

[fishonjazz]

Not so much. They seemed to try to push the ball

Oops
Double biff

At least i multi quoted in this post