Just getting back to this thread. I see that Tobias Harris is a non-starter (maybe a pun here). I like him and think he's Orly's best player right now. Kanter would go there to be the PF until Gordon shows he's healthy and ready. But nevermind.
Cousins is a top-5 MVP candidate player, and yes I would trade for him.
Bledsoe I've always thought to be overhyped and overrated. He's a defensive obstacle to opposing PGs, but Exum is supposed to do that.
I think highly of Kanter and think in time he can be a Kevin McHale-like force. Sure, go ahead and laugh now. He needs to be groomed within a system and get in his comfort zone. There's been a lot of change and chaos going on around him, and he knows the Jazz have been flat-out trying to lose. Everyone says PFs are now supposed to stretch the floor like Draymond Green, but who's going to effectively guard Kanter in this league when he's our third option on the floor?
The Jazz have good young talent at every position on the floor (though our perimeter shooting and defense now look like a weakspot). Yet, every position could be upgraded. I'm guessing overall the Jazz will hold their cards and wait to see how the draft shakes out. Then make a play in free agency, whether that means matching on Kanter or throwing money at someone else.
I mean, if the Jazz come out of this draft with Towns, Mudiay or even Porzingis, that changes the whole landscape.
Cousins is a top-5 MVP candidate player, and yes I would trade for him.
Bledsoe I've always thought to be overhyped and overrated. He's a defensive obstacle to opposing PGs, but Exum is supposed to do that.
I think highly of Kanter and think in time he can be a Kevin McHale-like force. Sure, go ahead and laugh now. He needs to be groomed within a system and get in his comfort zone. There's been a lot of change and chaos going on around him, and he knows the Jazz have been flat-out trying to lose. Everyone says PFs are now supposed to stretch the floor like Draymond Green, but who's going to effectively guard Kanter in this league when he's our third option on the floor?
The Jazz have good young talent at every position on the floor (though our perimeter shooting and defense now look like a weakspot). Yet, every position could be upgraded. I'm guessing overall the Jazz will hold their cards and wait to see how the draft shakes out. Then make a play in free agency, whether that means matching on Kanter or throwing money at someone else.
I mean, if the Jazz come out of this draft with Towns, Mudiay or even Porzingis, that changes the whole landscape.