People will pretend they didn’t sleep on Allen in a couple of years....
Grayson Allen is one of those guys who could be a steal in the "Tony Bradley or Kuzma range" of the late 20's. At #21, some might say it was a good spot but most would question it. On top of that, there would be added pressure if he got drafted too early. My only question on Allen is the quality of his mental strength. He seems like the kind of kid who shines when not expected to instead of shining when needed to.
I'm all for taking him late 1st early 2nd. I would applaud that move.
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A red flag for what? Grayson is a role player, not a star, at the next level. You want his shot selection to be 3's and at the rim.See any mid range game to him? I'm honestly asking I haven't see any. Just threes and finishes at the rim is a red flag to me. I like seeing guys go into the lane and mix it up, switch hands, have an arsenal of moves.
21.JAZZ: KEVIN HUERTER, SG, MARYLAND | SO.![]()
Height: 6'7" | Weight: 195 | Age: 19 | Last: 18
Stats: 14.8 PPG, 3.4 APG, 41.7% 3FG
As we reported last week, the belief around the league is that Huerter obtained the first-round promise he was seeking at the combine before opting to remain in the draft. Based on our conversations with teams, signs point to Utah having offered the guarantee. It remains highly possible Huerter is drafted among the first 20 picks, but this spot appears to be his floor. He put on an outstanding display at the combine to solidify his draft stock, making quick decisions, slick passes and open threes while playing with an injured finger in his shooting hand before shutting it down on day two. His size, shooting stroke and ability to make difficult shots off the catch and dribble are high-level traits for a two-guard, and have earned him first-round security.
Yeah, I doubt they did, but I guess it's possible. I don't know how anyone would actually know if a promise happened and how they would know who made it.According to this mock draft from Jeremy Woo, the Jazz are the team that has promised to Huerter:
https://www.si.com/nba/2018/06/05/2...r-jr-marvin-bagley-suns-kings-grizzlies-hawks
I don't buy it, especially considering how things went with his workout, but oh well... it's out there, so I decided to post it here.
According to this mock draft from Jeremy Woo, the Jazz are the team that has promised to Huerter:
https://www.si.com/nba/2018/06/05/2...r-jr-marvin-bagley-suns-kings-grizzlies-hawks
I don't buy it, especially considering how things went with his workout, but oh well... it's out there, so I decided to post it here.
According to this mock draft from Jeremy Woo, the Jazz are the team that has promised to Huerter:
https://www.si.com/nba/2018/06/05/2...r-jr-marvin-bagley-suns-kings-grizzlies-hawks
I don't buy it, especially considering how things went with his workout, but oh well... it's out there, so I decided to post it here.
The Jazz promising someone at the combine? No way we’re that premature.
See any mid range game to him? I'm honestly asking I haven't see any. Just threes and finishes at the rim is a red flag to me. I like seeing guys go into the lane and mix it up, switch hands, have an arsenal of moves.
Isn’t the midrange shot the worst shot you can take. Isn’t threes and layups the type of shots teams hunt for? Allen isn’t the type of player you want taking 15-20 ft j’s Allen is the guy you want running defenders into screens, catch and shoot. I don’t see him as being a big usage player that will have much need to take midrange shots. Like Cy said, he’s a role player. If used any other way he probably will be a wasted pick, or do you expect the jazz to find another star?
People will pretend they didn’t sleep on Allen in a couple of years....
Plus, I don’t buy that he doesn’t or can’t utilize the the midrange game.