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Win/loss record? He's had a few solid games, but overall he puts up stats in garbage time and his teammates are worse around him. Last game is a prime example. If we keep him I'll keep trying to cheer for him, but I prefer him gone if we can get any resource for him.
Garbage time minutes are likely to bump his stats. He is being showcased.
 
Win/loss record? He's had a few solid games, but overall he puts up stats in garbage time and his teammates are worse around him. Last game is a prime example. If we keep him I'll keep trying to cheer for him, but I prefer him gone if we can get any resource for him.
Ya sexton is to blame for Keegan Murray shooting 12-14 from 3.

As far as your win loss record question: jazz are 2-1 when sexton starts. Good, no?



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Hardy is changing his role in the offense. They're not trying to force a square peg into a round hole by forcing him to be the PG. The past few games they've had him playing more offball where he just needs to drive the ball, shoot, or quickly pass within the offense. Less thinking for him.
 
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Hardy is changing his role in the offense. They're not trying to force a square peg into a round hole by forcing him to be the PG. The past few games they've had him playing more offball where he just needs to drive the ball, shoot, or quickly pass within the offense. Less thinking for him.
Uhhhhhh, he's been playing on the ball more lately, not off. They started the season off by having him off the ball much more and lately he's been on the ball more.
 
None of this means anything as far as Sexton's future is concerned. No team is going to trade for Big Usage Starter Sexton, they'd rather see if he can be efficient on limited minutes and opportunities. History tells us he can't.

The talk of Sexton "carving out a long term role as starter" in Utah is equally misguided. He's not part of the future.

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None of this means anything as far as Sexton's future is concerned. No team is going to trade for Big Usage Starter Sexton, they'd rather see if he can be efficient on limited minutes and opportunities. History tells us he can't.

The talk of Sexton "carving out a long term role as starter" in Utah is equally misguided. He's not part of the future.

Man, you don't have to try and balance out the board with everything. This is a fan site, people are allowed to get excited about our players playing well. Most of us are able to put these things in context and understand just because a player is playing well they won't always play well. It's ok to enjoy the ride or at least let others enjoy it.
 
Man, you don't have to try and balance out the board with everything. This is a fan site, people are allowed to get excited about our players playing well. Most of us are able to put these things in context and understand just because a player is playing well they won't always play well. It's ok to enjoy the ride or at least let others enjoy it.
Its not a boss level troll fight to brag about and he doesnt not even drop loot.
 
Uhhhhhh, he's been playing on the ball more lately, not off. They started the season off by having him off the ball much more and lately he's been on the ball more.
Maybe I should've phrased it they are game planning to have him drive and kick moreso than having him hang out on the perimeter trying to make halfcourt offense decisions with the ball.
 
None of this means anything as far as Sexton's future is concerned. No team is going to trade for Big Usage Starter Sexton, they'd rather see if he can be efficient on limited minutes and opportunities. History tells us he can't.

The talk of Sexton "carving out a long term role as starter" in Utah is equally misguided. He's not part of the future.
He was fairly efficient offensively last season mostly off the bench but the truth is most of our guys are probably not in the future plans if we're being honest.

As fans it's still ok to get excited about the current players on the team when they play well. His rim pressure is definitely helping this team right now and he's playing way less selfishly too.
 
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Maybe I should've phrased it they are game planning to have him drive and kick moreso than having him hang out on the perimeter trying to make halfcourt offense decisions with the ball.
Yeah, I get what you are saying. My point is that it was even more so to start the year off. Lately they have been giving him the ball more as a PG in the half-court.
 
Sexton has definitely been a lot better decision making lately. Not sure what to attribute it to. Has he just gotten settled in?

It seems like there have been less "run into a wall of players and get your shot blocked" moments. Is that because the floor spacing has been better? The addition of Simone to the starters? The return of Lauri? KO playing more? Less Collins?
 
Sexton has definitely been a lot better decision making lately. Not sure what to attribute it to. Has he just gotten settled in?

It seems like there have been less "run into a wall of players and get your shot blocked" moments. Is that because the floor spacing has been better? The addition of Simone to the starters? The return of Lauri? KO playing more? Less Collins?
Probably a combination of things, but that's a good list. I heard he has been doing a lot of film sessions as well. I think it's just all coming together.
 
Sexton has definitely been a lot better decision making lately. Not sure what to attribute it to. Has he just gotten settled in?

It seems like there have been less "run into a wall of players and get your shot blocked" moments. Is that because the floor spacing has been better? The addition of Simone to the starters? The return of Lauri? KO playing more? Less Collins?
It's also mental. And I'm sure Hardy and his staff have a lot to do with it too. We'll see if it sticks as old habits are hard to shake off. But the signs are good.
 
Kudos to Collin. Great run by him the last 2 weeks. I for one won't bitch about "high usage" if he's shooting ~50% from the floor, high ~30's% from 3, getting to the FT line, and not turning the ball over. That's a statistical recipe for offensive success.

No comments on his defensive performance. Haven't paid as much attention to that side of the ball.
 
Sexton has definitely been a lot better decision making lately. Not sure what to attribute it to. Has he just gotten settled in?

It seems like there have been less "run into a wall of players and get your shot blocked" moments. Is that because the floor spacing has been better? The addition of Simone to the starters? The return of Lauri? KO playing more? Less Collins?
He's definitely more locked in on both sides. I wonder if the zone/box-1 feeds his hyperactive ADHD style in a constructive way. Even when he got isolated on the post he guessed right and got a clean swipe on a dude. That was an easy layup or turnaround earlier in the year.

I also got some **** for saying the floor isn't spaced for drivers with Collins/Kessler on the floor together. I think its more spaced right now.

I think JC's ball stopping and perpetual dribbling is a big cause of the offensive woes. Having everyone stand around and watch him cook was boring and ineffective... but everyone seemed to defer to it.
 
Whatever it is about starting we need to continue to roll with it. Goosing his numbers and performance at worst will raise his trade value even if it doesn't translate directly into wins.
 
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