Try harder.
Or say something like, "Favors is rad. I wouldn't trade him. He's totally part of the championship puzzle."
Or say something like, "Favors is rad. I wouldn't trade him. He's totally part of the championship puzzle."
How can anybody consider Kanter and not Favors as the long-term future of the Jazz is beyond me...
Because Favors has real trade value, while Kanter is an undervalued asset. Neither is a true center. Plus, within a year or two, Gobert might be able to do everything Favors does and more.
Favors is much more a two way player than Kanter ever will be. Bigs like faves don't grow on trees.
Favors is a good player, no doubt.
From my perspective, a team with Exum / Hayward / Leonard / Kanter / Gobert would be a better, more versatile team with better distribution of talent than a team with Favors, Kanter and Gobert. Right now, Favors is mostly a pick-and-roll player, though he has a few iso-post moves. The thinking is also that in a year, Gobert should be able to replace much of Favors' production at center. Gobert's PER is only a few points behind Favors'.
I can understand if it's just too soon to make a move with Favors, in part because there are a number of other young players, including Hood, that need to develop and be evaluated.
Favors isn't untradeable. The question is what would be worth trading him for. Of all the Jazz players, Favors could likely net the most in a trade.
Okay try this trade proposal:
Derrick Favors for Kawhi Leonard and short-term salary
Who says no?
https://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/3147669/james-blackmon-jr.
So this dude has some pretty insane stats this early for a Freshman.
Favors is a good player, no doubt.
From my perspective, a team with Exum / Hayward / Leonard / Kanter / Gobert would be a better, more versatile team with better distribution of talent than a team with Favors, Kanter and Gobert. Right now, Favors is mostly a pick-and-roll player, though he has a few iso-post moves. The thinking is also that in a year, Gobert should be able to replace much of Favors' production at center. Gobert's PER is only a few points behind Favors'.
I can understand if it's just too soon to make a move with Favors, in part because there are a number of other young players, including Hood, that need to develop and be evaluated.
Favors isn't untradeable. The question is what would be worth trading him for. Of all the Jazz players, Favors could likely net the most in a trade.
Had another insane shooting night yesterday. 5/7 from downtown.
He is now shooting 64% from deep over 4 games on 6.3 shot per game.
I'm on that train hard right now!I want us to do whatever we can to get Winslow. I love him.