Devin Booker
2022 Annual Jazzfanz All Time NBA Draft
- Thread starter Thee Idiotic Minivan K
- Start date
Great pick. Unfortunately, the vote goes to the team with the most high scoring superstars and not to the team that makes the most sense on the court. So you’ll lose.
LoPo
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Also people don’t like teams where they simply dislike the players (which is how Harden became easily the best value pick of the draft. Absolutely insane).
The Fresh Prince
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DAMMIT!
The Fresh Prince
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@David Hume OTC
Miggs
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Does he have a twin
David Hume
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Mitch Richmond. Will pm Thee year later. On a boat fishing for for red drum in Florida.
The Fresh Prince
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Oh man, all my guys are getting taken
Coach Ellis
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Started to pick up there for a bit. Hopefully we can keep this momentum today.
Coach Ellis
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Yep. Start of the 6th round is like a whole new draft with the top 75 players off the list. I went and completely redid my board to account for the change in restrictions. So far, my board is getting decimated almost exactly like I expected it to.
John Havlicek ‘70-‘71
-29 points, 9 rebounds, 8 assists
-1st team All-NBA
-1st team All-Defense
Havlicek was one of the premier athletes of his day, recognized to the extent that the Cleveland Browns drafted him to play wide receiver. He was an elite defensive player, became known as one of the best shooters of his era, a terrific playmaker and passer, and tied it all together with all-time hustle and endurance. That attribute made him a huge threat off the ball as a cutter and slasher. It is estimated that he ran 3-5 miles per game which is at or above anything seen in the modern game.
He also revolutionized the game, virtually inventing the concept of sixth man (and would’ve won at least six had the award existed). He’s also arguably the first do-it-all forward that have become so critical to the modern game.
-29 points, 9 rebounds, 8 assists
-1st team All-NBA
-1st team All-Defense
Havlicek was one of the premier athletes of his day, recognized to the extent that the Cleveland Browns drafted him to play wide receiver. He was an elite defensive player, became known as one of the best shooters of his era, a terrific playmaker and passer, and tied it all together with all-time hustle and endurance. That attribute made him a huge threat off the ball as a cutter and slasher. It is estimated that he ran 3-5 miles per game which is at or above anything seen in the modern game.
He also revolutionized the game, virtually inventing the concept of sixth man (and would’ve won at least six had the award existed). He’s also arguably the first do-it-all forward that have become so critical to the modern game.
Miggs
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Send pics if you get any.
David Hume
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LoPo
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Hornacekamania
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I’m sorry. I comes got sidetracked. And FWIW I was hoping they’d to me…and hey did!
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