Stats - You can always find figures that support your argument

[Wolverine Newby]

I think it is amazing how many article that I have read that contradict each other. They use stats to support the theory. I am so confused... one says walker will be better than knight and the next will say knight is more of a risk than walker. It just shows you that you can find stats or arrange figures to support your theory. I was so High on Kanter at first, then I hoped he would be picked sooner and williams would fall to us, but now I would be happy to get knight. The only thing that hasn't changed is I want the Jazz to draft JIMMER #12.

https://www.slcdunk.com/2011/6/16/2227394/utah-jazz-predraft-workouts-wednesday-june-16-2011

Link describes how knight and jimmer would be good together

 

[prodigy]

I think i'd rather have JaJuan Johnson in the 2nd round than Kanter looking at those shooting stats.

Than again nothing about Kanter really impresses me

 

[jazzrule]

I think your 100% wrong. I think you are 100% right. That is how I use statistics to never be wrong.

 

[LunaticWolf]

I want a stat to support that Jason Collins was the best screen setter on the Jazz in recent years. Go!

 

[Ben10]

I want a stat to support that Jason Collins was the best screen setter on the Jazz in recent years. Go!

Jason Collins never played for the Jazz.
https://www.nba.com/playerfile/jason_collins/index.html

There you go Wolf

 

[Stifle Tower]

Jason Collins never played for the Jazz.
https://www.nba.com/playerfile/jason_collins/index.html

There you go Wolf

Wolf gets pwned (unless he purposely made the mistake).
Jarron was the Jazz' best flopper, however. I 'm not going to look it up, but I'd bet Jarron was among the league leaders per minute in drawing charging fouls.

 

[Jazz Spazz]

Show me a picture of Jason Collins, and a picture of Jarron Collins next to eachother.
I say they are the same guy and he somehow drew a paycheck from 2 teams he never played for.
I wish I went to Standford and was smart enough to pull that off.

 

[Joe Bagadonuts]

73.2% of statistics are simply made up on the fly.