HipHopAnonymous
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Coach has been here 3 years and ran a similar system. They can plug Favors/Kanter into Al's role.
Who will lead the Jazz in scoring next season
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Coach has been here 3 years and ran a similar system. They can plug Favors/Kanter into Al's role.
I would be very surprised, pleasantly of course, if Hayward broke the 20 PPG threshold this season.
JGolds
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Hayward will be the top scorer. He is going to get alot of touches. lots of curls. he is the bas line runner so he will get the quick basline inbound pace play that utah runs so much, he will also get the drop off passes from the bigs just like last year.
GH 22
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If Hayward reaches this 22 ppg status I can see him being an alstar this year too.. But that another topic for another day. ** I have hop in hayward to lead us to a 35 win season**
GH 22
EK 18
DF 16
AB 11
TB 8
If Hayward reaches this 22 ppg status I can see him being an alstar this year too.. But that another topic for another day. ** I have hop in hayward to lead us to a 35 win season**
Stifle Tower
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Nope, still not sold on Burke. Gobert will be a nice backup, but can't consider him a "core" player. And I think next year's pick replaces either Burks or Burke.
Bawse Dawg
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Biedrins Fo sho. He'll get a career high 1.2 PPG. Hayward with .9, Burks .82, Favors .54, Kanter.24.
Wiggins.
Wiggins.
gregbroncs
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If you think the system we have ran the last 3 years even resembles the system we ran under Sloan then we have been watching entirely different teams.
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Appears according to JF there is a clearcut guy. Hayward.
I think Hayward will be the leading scorer just because of the extent he was active in the offense the last couple of years, as opposed to the remaining guys. He is the most used to taking the shots, creating his own and for others, and I think will be our first option most of the time. But within the next year or 2 I see this shifting to one or both of the bigs.
I think Hayward will be the leading scorer just because of the extent he was active in the offense the last couple of years, as opposed to the remaining guys. He is the most used to taking the shots, creating his own and for others, and I think will be our first option most of the time. But within the next year or 2 I see this shifting to one or both of the bigs.
Kanter, to me, seems like the only guy who could pass Hayward in scoring.
I guess Burks could, but I just don't him getting enough shots and I don't think he has the efficiency capability that Hayward does.
Unless Malone has worked miracles, I don't see Favors being the leading scorer.
I guess Burks could, but I just don't him getting enough shots and I don't think he has the efficiency capability that Hayward does.
Unless Malone has worked miracles, I don't see Favors being the leading scorer.
Jazz4ever
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Hayward might, but think Kanter is more likely to. If you look at true shooting %, Hayward has went down slightly each year even though his points have went up. What does that say? It means Hayward is having to work harder for his points and is probably taking some bad shots to get his. Kanter, on the other hand, saw his TS% balloon to 58.8% while getting more minutes and usage, that number is already near elite. Corbin (or someone up top) will eventually recognize this and the offense will go more and more to Kanter as a first option over Hayward. If the touches are there for Kanter, I don't think Hayward will be able to hang.