Wow 29 pages!!! I've just woken up to this.
unlikelyWow 29 pages!!! I've just woken up to this.
Yes and yes (I think).Can the Jazz offer Favors a new contract at a lower annual rate? Would this open more cap space?
You do know where i live right?unlikely
We mostly sucked against Houstons defense. We could not generate any good looks for most of the games. There was a reason all our shooters shot poorly because most of the shots were either well contested and we were forced to shoot in last seconds of 24 sec shot clock. We played better with Favors at 5 then with Rudy, how difficult is to see that?
I know how you liveYou do know where i live right?
Can the Jazz offer Favors a new contract at a lower annual rate? Would this open more cap space?
Yes and yes (I think).
Can the Jazz offer Favors a new contract at a lower annual rate? Would this open more cap space?
Yes, I think so. This is now the top issue of the offseason.Can the Jazz offer Favors a new contract at a lower annual rate? Would this open more cap space?
just realized that since Conley is going to be absorbed thru capspace on top of the 3 players contracts Jazz lose the MLE. Is there any capspace left after the trade? Cause the rotation looks very thin. It's basically Dedex, Royce plus Niang. Yuck...
Just a quick count so I may be off by one or two but...
20+one point games last season.
Conley-42
Rubio-10
10+ assist
Conley-11
Rubio-12
10+ free throws
Conley-10
Rubio-4
5+ turnovers
Conley-2
Rubio 10
Total GP
Conley-70
Rubio-68
This has been updatedjust realized that since Conley is going to be absorbed thru capspace on top of the 3 players contracts Jazz lose the MLE. Is there any capspace left after the trade? Cause the rotation looks very thin. It's basically Dedex, Royce plus Niang. Yuck...
Here ya go. Jazz per game of wide open shots in the playoffs. They lead the league in the playoffs and did better than they did in the regular season with that. We just shot the worst percentage of any team on those shots. 28% on 26 shots per game without a defender to be seen is awful. It had nothing to do with Houston, it was us missing easy shots we normally make. If we had shot our season average on those we generate 14 more points per game. Plus it opens up the inside a lot.
The main reason we have wide open shots is because of Gobert.
https://stats.nba.com/teams/shots-closest-defender/?Season=2018-19&SeasonType=Playoffs&CloseDefDistRange=6+ Feet - Wide Open&sort=FGA&dir=1
If we keep Favors at his current number, we get the $4.7 million room exception and minimum contracts. We also have the $3.9 million trade exception from the Burks/Korver trade.
It is surprising to see this because watching games it looked like we could not do anything against Houston's defense, especially with Rudy on the court. How would you explain him having worst +/- in 4 games vs Houston then and that we won the game where he played the least?
And again, I love Rudy, I want him to retire a Jazzman but I do not believe with his current skill set on offense we can contend.