framer
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Even if the Jazz wanted Wallace over Ausar, they would grab Ausar and trade back for Wallace or someone else they liked. Somebody drafting later would way overpay for Ausar.
Which point guard should we draft?
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Even if the Jazz wanted Wallace over Ausar, they would grab Ausar and trade back for Wallace or someone else they liked. Somebody drafting later would way overpay for Ausar.
Eddie Zero
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BPA on both. Positionless league. This team is not going to be rebuilt by trying to put a roster together,just based on current needs.
They need in fact to be in the business of acquiring the top available talent and then make trades to compliment the
keepers later.
I might take Hood at 16 as the bpa though
They need in fact to be in the business of acquiring the top available talent and then make trades to compliment the
keepers later.
I might take Hood at 16 as the bpa though
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Why are we obsessed with getting a PG? Last I checked, that was one of the Jazz’s deepest positions this year.
Shouldn’t we be focused on getting the BPA? And if we want to focus on needs, that 4-2 position is a mess. Aside from Walker and Kessler, our starting lineup just doesn’t look very good.
Shouldn’t we be focused on getting the BPA? And if we want to focus on needs, that 4-2 position is a mess. Aside from Walker and Kessler, our starting lineup just doesn’t look very good.
Could we all agree that the most Jamal Murray like player in this draft is Keyonte George?
Deepest in quality or quantity?
I don't think it's super important to draft a PG either, but they definitely need some more guard talent of some kind.
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Meh. Not quality. But this draft isn’t exactly loaded with can’t miss PG talent either. The only one that moves the needle for me at where we’re picking is the Michigan guy. But if there are some better athletes available, I’d suggest we look at them.
PG honestly has become one of the easiest positions to replace along with centers. Marcus Smart sorta plays PG for Boston (but they also do it by sharing the rock with Tatum and Brown) and can anyone even name Miami’s PG? Joker is Denver’s PG. The lakers have a trio of guys playing PG, Reeves, Dlo, and James.
If we score big with a Paul George like wing in this draft or a Bridges like guard, we can probably get by with the PGs we already have.
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Kobe Bufkin looks more athletic to me than George. So I think he’d be the better comparison to Murray. I think George looks like Eric Gordon or Steve Urkel to me, good athlete with great range.
Yeah that’s why I’m proposing we draft a wing at #9. Been saying it for a while now.
Then if at #16 we can’t get a PG we’re confident in, then by all means grab the BPA.
I'm liking Kobe Bufkin at this point, outside of Scoot and Amen.
Yeah but the shooting off the dribble and scorer mentality.
Bufkin has a bit of De'Aaron Fox to him, just without the turbo boost. I think Bufkin is going to be able to beat defenders and get to the rim, or create space for his jumper.
Keyonte has some resemblance to Jamal Murray and Brad Beal.