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Agreed. I haven't googled "Grayson Allen - Ted Cruz," but I would bet $100 if I do Google that, I will get at least 4000 results.

There's something about NWG's pose in that Youtube vid that makes him look like a dwarf. Literally.

LOL. Good one. :)

I agree that he comes across as a prick, but I do think his gesticulations and arm swings would qualify both of those fouls as flagrant for most players and most refs regardless of star status. The second one in particular -- though he didn't make much contact -- could have done some damage if...

5'4", 187? Not bad . . . .

Here's why I'm not worried: https://thesportsdaily.com/2019/01/22/russell-westbrook-and-his-historically-bad-high-volume-shooting-season-dols11/ "How many players in NBA History have ever take at least 15 2-pointers and 4 3-pointers per game, while hitting 47 percent or less on their...

This. ^^^^

I considered comparing players' DRtgs in Snyder's system with Rudy and in other systems to see how much, if at all, they benefited, but then decided it would be easier just to draw an unsupported conclusion that these players will play better in Snyder's system with Rudy and that I'd better get...

Just got around to reading the OP. LOVE IT! There are obviously a number of metrics that can be used to measure whether a player is the "greatest." Are we talking about the greatest at his peak in a Jazz uniform, or the greatest contribution to the Jazz over the course of a career? Either...

Oni has the physical tools that could make him a top 50 player; but he also could turn into Kirk Snyder.

It's part and parcel of the Dunning-Kruger effect. The current most obvious example can be found if you google "Dunning Kruger president."

Assuming we are losing Favors (103 DRtg), Udoh (105 DRtg), Rubio (106 DRtg), Crowder (107 DRtg), Neto (106 DRtg), and Thabo (103 DRtg) (all plus or plus-plus defenders) and replacing them with Davis (105 DRtg), Green (109 DRtg), Bojan (112 DRtg), Conley (108 DRtg), and Mudiay (113 DRtg) (all but...

Not to be disrespectful, but if the Jazz have that kind of money to spend on a practice facility, you'd think Gail and Kim would have a bit more to spend on Kim's rug.

Wouldn't it be a HUGE boost if the Jazz player development system helped Mudiay take his game to the next level? Having a Dinwiddie/Vanvleet-type boost off the bench would be an amazing add to this team. Not counting on it, but hopeful . . . .

I know his college coach who went on to coach in the NBA considers Georges his favorite player -- at any level. Hard worker, great attitude, gym rat constantly looking to improve. His coach's opinion holds a lot of sway with me.

My observations: * Anfernee Simons absolutely looks like he could be a major contributor for the Blazers in the coming seasons. Great athlete, nice stroke, heady play in the paint, finishes well in traffic. One game does not a star make, but he certainly shows star potential. * Dan Dakich is...

Except that Kawhi pretty much made it known from day 1 he'd rather be in L.A. Wayward pretended he wanted to be in Utah despite knowing all along he was going to go back to his college man-crush. It also must ease the pain that he brought them a trophy before running out the door. Wawyard...

Looks like a hitch to me.

Korver's MPG over the past 8 seasons: 30.5, 33.9, 32.2, 30.0, 26.2, 27.9, 24.5, 21.6 Korver's MPG for the Jazz: 20.1 If he can't handle 20.1 MPG when needed, he shouldn't be taking a roster spot.

#we'renoteworthy Get it? Play on Wayne's World's "we're not worthy." It's absolutely perfect. :)