Jazz4ever
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Yes. There frames aren't similar. Half of Blake's game is bullying people, Aaron will never bully anyone. Not a good player comp outside the haircut.
Aaron Gordon With The 5th Pick
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Yes. There frames aren't similar. Half of Blake's game is bullying people, Aaron will never bully anyone. Not a good player comp outside the haircut.
MVP
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Want to bet on it?
K.J. McDaniels to me has a lot of the tools that Gordon has at a fraction of the price. He can be had with the #23 pick. Plus he can shoot FT's.
We can grab Randle with the #5 pick.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5Lr26ORJ_o
We can grab Randle with the #5 pick.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5Lr26ORJ_o
MVP
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Jazz4ever
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A talking head on ESPNU? Griffin had the far better rookie year in college, it wasn't real close. His sophomore year he made an even more massive leap. He was close to a 40 PER player leaving college and the clear #1 pick. But yay for checkboxes.
Chargers Jazz Angels
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if the jazz get Gordon they need to move up and draft mcbuckets
Lol, what?
Blake Griffin freshman year stats, 14.7 PPG, 9.1 RPG, 1.8 APG, 1 SPG, 0.8 BPG and 57% from the field.
Aaron Gordon freshman year stats, 12.4 PPG, 8 RPG, 2 APG, 1 SPG, 1 BPG and 50% from the field.
Pretty close if you ask me.
Jazz4ever
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Gordon played 6 more minutes a game, the 7% FG is the difference between an all star and rotation player with all other things equal.
Man, my math teachers must suck..
31.2 minutes is 6 more than 28.4 minutes.
Mind blown.
Jazz4ever
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Very well, it still would have widened the gap. FG% and TS% are the biggies. One player had an offensive skill set, the other didn't.
akirac73
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Just call one Flash and one Brick...problem solved.
The Thriller
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Griffin Force had a post game and a nice touch around the basket. He was a physical presence down low.
Gordon has no idea what a post game is and throws the ball at the basket. Unless it's a dunk he doesn't score.
Gordon has more in common with t rob then Griffin Force
framer
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Aaron Gordon is the right choice as long as we get the right coach to go with him. If the Jazz get a chess player like Messina, who knows how to slow the game down with substitutions and positional analysis, then he makes a lot of sense. We get a green assistant (like Quinn or Boylen), than get Vonleh who would be less work. Gordon would likely have the highest basketball IQ on the team and will need a coach that can teach him. Hell, maybe we just go and get Sean Miller. . .
MVP
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Where are you getting that ****? I have seen him score layups, floaters, jumpers, hook shots you name it.
He shot 3 pointers in college better ( 35 % ) then our soon to be 12 mil/year player last season FYI.