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link?
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And yet he has best year in his career because he is used in a proper way and in a right matchups. That's what good coaches do - maximize output from your player based on situations.
Exum is going to finish the season with more MPG than Jonas. lmfao
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his both season highs were against Embiid.
LoPo
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New Year, same Cy.
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Embiid was defending Exum?
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He knows a lot about basketball, I will give him that. But I would never respect a person who has no courage to admit that he is wrong and apologize. He is lowlife scumbag.
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Alfalfa
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Of course there are. Sprint speed, jumping ability, lateral quickness, etc. It can all be measured. It's not supernatural.
Look, this is really ****ing simple.
Exum has a unique combination of extreme speed, quickness, and stride length. It's why he is so damn good at staying in front of players in isolation and getting into the paint. The guy has next to no offensive talent that would help him get into the paint. He is a below average ball-handler as a guard, he has hardly ever attempted any off-the-dribble pull-up shots (much less made them), and he has a very poor C&S 3pt game.
If a player like Exum can get into the paint and have a 38% FTR, it's because he's really damn athletic. Everyone knows what's coming when Exum has the ball, yet they still struggle to keep him from where he wants to go. To argue otherwise, you are just being a moron. Maybe you can get real picky as to what is the "elite" standard, but to call him an average athlete? Kindly **** off because that isn't an arguable position.
Exum has a unique combination of extreme speed, quickness, and stride length. It's why he is so damn good at staying in front of players in isolation and getting into the paint. The guy has next to no offensive talent that would help him get into the paint. He is a below average ball-handler as a guard, he has hardly ever attempted any off-the-dribble pull-up shots (much less made them), and he has a very poor C&S 3pt game.
If a player like Exum can get into the paint and have a 38% FTR, it's because he's really damn athletic. Everyone knows what's coming when Exum has the ball, yet they still struggle to keep him from where he wants to go. To argue otherwise, you are just being a moron. Maybe you can get real picky as to what is the "elite" standard, but to call him an average athlete? Kindly **** off because that isn't an arguable position.
Douchebag K
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I am just interested where would you rank Dante based on your eyes in athleticism among current Jazz players?
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I could go on and dug up numbers again or post videos, or pictures or whatever other evidence and what that will change? This guy thinks Dante jumps higher than Mitchell of one foot - same like some idiots believe that Earth is flat....Not worth my time and effort.
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Right, same as I never seen Donovan dunk of one foot. Where is that link BTW?