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Williams is NOT a bust

oldtimer said:
Ticc

When anyone disagrees with you, even when being respectful you always resort to name calling. I'll bet your under 22 years of age, because as you get older you learn there really is no need for all of that extra stuff. If your older than 22 I'm sorry you haven't learned this by now.
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Wrong on all counts. I just find it funny that you're willing to give opposing team's players a break, while railing on Jazz players.

Larry Sanders has been terrible. Period.

Ditto, Gordon Hayward.

I was not a fan of the Hayward pick (thought Aldrich, Ed Davis and Xavier Henry would have been better where the Jazz drafted, still curious what the deal was that would have moved the Jazz to #3 to draft DeMarcus Cousins). With that said, I'm not going to let immature blind love for other players get in the way of objective truth.

I'll leave that to the children.

Note: Try "you're".
 
You know what's awesome and true? Everyone has the same body type with the same metabolism. If you don't have the physique of Ray Allen or Dwight Howard, it's because you're lazy and eat like crap. It's science and I'm over 22 years old!
 
Can't edit posts.

Tried to edit the retard post (way too harsh...a little tired and cranky).

Still trying to edit my last post (don't like "objective truth"...don't feel like I'm retarded enough to say that..maybe I am).

Coming to the conclusion that Larry Sanders is awesome and Gordon Hayward sucks at this point is ridiculous (arm length doesn't sway me much).
 
If I was a Milwaukee fan, I would be excited about Sanders. But only because of his potential. He had 5 blocks the other night in a really nice game. He's turned in clunkers in half of them. Jazz fans probably can't be as excited about Hayward, but he's also done some really nice things. He didn't look good in the preseason game I saw, but it's hard not to get juiced seeing some of the passes he made.

It's preseason, and they're rookies. They won't contribute that much this year. They'll both play good games. They'll both play bad games. Their ceiling is the only thing that matters. There is no reason to conclude at this point Sanders ceiling is higher than Hayward's, and it won't ultimately matter as long as they eventually become good players.
 
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