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He has a decent floater game from 5 - 10 feet or so. He doesn't really shoot off the bounce. He shot great last night though.
Chargers Jazz Angels
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Going back and looking at some videos of tillie at the first of the season and now he has actually put on some muscle
That just because Rudy and Tillie are both french, then that means Gobert likes and would want to play with Tillie?
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He looks a bit taller. He's having more of an impact defensively against BYU than I've seen in the past. His reactions are really good, and he's getting to the ball if the shooter is anywhere near him. He really trusts his floater in the paint. He's an interesting player.
Game6Conley
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Mo Wagner
seattlejazzfan
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Great shooter, but can't match Tillie.
Jazz could really use a pick-and-pop big. I just don't know if any of these guys -- Porter, Tillie or Wagner -- are guys worth taking in the mid-first. Tillie is the most mobile of the three and appears to be the best perimeter defender.
Projecting some growth and development, I really like Zhaire Smith. I think he has as much upside as anyone outside the top 7 of the draft. Give him 2 years, and I think he gets to 6'7" at least and develops his shot and handle. He could be be an amazing wing. He'll be a good defensive player at a minimum, and his athleticism is next-level.
He just hasn't been that physical a player. He's more of a finesse guy. He has a somewhat slight build and is a bit limited vertically. Not terribly explosive. I wouldn't expect him to be a double-digit rebounder. He'll need to gain 15 lbs or so and hopefully not lose mobility.
Miggs
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I don't need a double digit rebounder but I also don't want a 4 who's only gonna be able to muster up 6.6 rebounds a game in 31 minutes.
Gonzaga is the 4th best rebounding team in the nation by rebound rate and you are complaining about his rebounding......
And he plays 26 mpg and gets 6 rebounds, not 31 and 6.6.
Miggs
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I was stating arbitrary numbers for how his college numbers might translate in the NBA since what he does in college in a crap conference means nothing for how he’ll do in the NBA. Sort of obvious when I say that it’s what “I don’t want,” meaning on the Jazz.
Keep following me around though little doggy.
Game6Conley
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probably not, none of them would be impactful like Ersan Illyasova in that role..
Only real viable pick-and-pop scenario, IMO, is trading up for Wendell Carter.
Game6Conley
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There's some acceptable factors that have led to those deflated #'s, that team is built around Jonathan Williams. Tillie does leak out a lot, those 2 forwards Tillie and Hachimura are utterly unstoppable on the break, especially in that conference.
I post in this thread constantly....
Chargers Jazz Angels
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One under rated aspect of tillis game is he is a willing passer. If you want a player that can pick and pop or some one to stretch bthe floor from 4 position tillie is one of the best in the draft.
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Beside after last year and your call on Mitchell and kuzma cy is the draft God.
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