I'm sure even Enes Kanter would disagree with you.
C'mon bro, bad take.
... and I used to think you were paying attention.
I'm sure even Enes Kanter would disagree with you.
The same can be said for both Memo and Big Al, if we're going on just last night's game. I would have been thrilled if either of those players did anything positive last night (like, say, Kanter with his rebounding).If all you see is Kanter Getting A Rebound, or Kanter Fighting Inside, then you're not seeing anything. Yeah, he can do those things. And he shows a lot of potential being a good inside player. But he's so bad defensively that right now he isn't worth having on the court.
Wow, that's some impressive optimism.
I think it's worth pointing out that Devin Harris had only 2 assists and Al Jefferson had only 3 rebounds. Something isn't right here.
Raja Bell was invisible, just taking up space, except for the couple of shots he got on kick-outs.
CJ Miles showed some potential, but didn't get many touches. A guy like him needs to warm up and stay hot.
Okur didn't even try to defend or rebound against guys who were quicker. He was Boozer-esque out there.
I think the Jazz should hand over the keys to the younger players sooner rather than later if the vets don't execute better. The team used to rely on one-dimensional role players and a dynamic point guard. Now we need to play multi-dimensional players like Burks, Hayward, Miles over players like Raja and Okur. Josh Howard and Paul Millsap could be all the veteran presence we need.
I'd like to see Favors, Hayward, Burks and Millsap on the floor together. Play Favors/Kanter when you want to go big. Play Favors/Millsap when you want to go smaller. No way the other team can keep both Favors and Kanter out of the paint and off the glass.
I can not take any more CJ miles. He has had his fair chance and he just is not consistent enough.
I was really impressed with Favors offensively..
Some people still insists to not get it, but both Kanter and Favors will be much better players than Jefferson, Memo or Boozer , and i am not talking about stats, i am talking about real contribution and being team players.
mharpring15:
I think its safe to assume tonights starting lineup will not be the starWting lineup come opening night for the jazz
The difference was obvious even from the boxscore. Favors managed 66%, Miles was the picture of inconsistancy at 60%. If we hadn't had the youngsters Burks, Hayward, and Kanter in, who knows what our FG% might have been?