Booz.
Ball moves better with him in the game.
You mean the ball moves better when we ran the flex properly with Sloan?
Booz.
Ball moves better with him in the game.
I'd take Jefferson.
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Just kidding.
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man i've been waiting for the right time to use that gif for a while. mine's a little better
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Both immensely flawed players, but I will just say that say whatever you want about Boozer the person, he is one of the most underappreciated players to ever play for the Jazz.
Flame on.
This seriously, he was the best player on a WCF team.
Boozer was very good on that team, but i think D-will was the best player on that team
You mean the ball moves better when we ran the flex properly with Sloan?
The one thing that sticks out about both of them is that they make a lot of money to play one side of the court. Boozer is significantly better at jump shots, using the left hand, interior passing, rebounding anything that touches his hands, and is generally more explosive, whatever that's worth. Jefferson is the best pump fake artist in the history of b-ball, and compliments that with a nice array of short push shots, spin moves, and up and under moves, so I give him the edge as a post up player. Boozer is light years ahead of AL in passing and transition offense. Al has one speed, slow. Both make decent teammates from the standpoint of optimism, and vocally supportive of teammates. Both players are historically bad on help defense, and neither one consistently challenges shots, but I'm giving the overall edge to Jefferson defensively. SO, if I had to choose today, I'd pick Jefferson because he makes less, and comes off the books in 4 months. Then, I'd play Favors 35 minutes a game, and give Al scraps until he learned to give a %# on helping his team on defense. Honestly, for Corbin, and because of Utah's personnel, I believe our record with Boozer instead of Jefferson would be 10+ wins better. In my opinion, losing Jefferson immediately makes Utah better because of simple addition by subtraction. If somehow Brandy Foye could be gone, too, even Corbin wouldn't be able to prevent the Jazz from winning better than 50% of their games. I imagine a world where Burks, Hayward, Favors, Millsap, and Tinsley (gasp), hey he's way better than Earl Wasting (course, so am I), and I hope someday that dream becomes a reality, with or without Ty in it ( I prefer without).
I would rather have Jefferson over Boozer. Though this question is like asking 'Who would you rather marry - Susan Boyle or Rosanne Barr?'
Don't forget that since Al has been here he had played almost every game for us.
If their net contributions are the same, and AK got max. contracts... then I think there's a bit of resentment there as well that he didn't play up to the level we'd expected him to.
Also the fact that we drafted him and the amount of expectation placed on him added to that.
Jefferson worked with Sloan for a couple months.
He still held the ball way more than Boozer.