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who makes his teammates better?

who makes his teammates better?


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Fixing this inevitable stagnancy is simple. Fire Corbin. Hire JVG. Trade Millsap and Jefferson to acquire picks, let Foye and Mo walk, trade Marvin if he opts in, get a rookie pg and rookie small forward in this year's draft, and watch a young, exciting, enthusiastic brand of Jazz ball next season, even if it's en route to a 29-53 season, as JVG teaches them team ball and team defense, breaking bad habits that Corbin's allowed to develop over the last couple seasons.

We could go with Burke/Tinsley/Watson and Hayward/Burks and Poythress/Carroll/FA agent vet who demands little time but offers experience and teaching and defense (think Battier) and Favors/Kanter/vet big who doesn't mind coming off the bench and can play a role similar to Battier (think Collison)/2nd rounder. And we'd love life. We may lose but we'd love life and know that we're young, well-coached, and have a plan, a vision, not a satisfaction with mediocrity as it seems we currently have.
 
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Jefferson. But only for the reason that he has worked a lot with Favors and Kanter and they seem to be developing his footwork in the post.
 
Jefferson. But only for the reason that he has worked a lot with Favors and Kanter and they seem to be developing his footwork in the post.

Jefferson does seem like the better teacher, and motivator. He was bitching out Kanter last night, after his failed rebound and bring to the floor attempt.
 
This is pretty ironic.
Milsap makes the team better as a player but makes the team worse as a person.
Big Al makes the team worse as a player but makes the team better as a person.
 
This is pretty ironic.
Milsap makes the team better as a player but makes the team worse as a person.
Big Al makes the team worse as a player but makes the team better as a person.
Except Millsap no longer makes the team better as a player. He is routinely being outplayed by all 3 of the other bigs. Including Jefferson.
 
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