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Does Jabari Parker have a chance at slipping past the 4th overall pick?

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homeytennis said:
The quote about guarding the floor was made on the John Feinstein show during a stretch when Duke was struggling and Coach K blamed himself for notinstalling the proper fundamentals with his team. I think his brother had passed away in the past year or two and Coach K said that he was not focused on the task at hand. I thought Jabari got schooled in the Mercer loss in the NCAAs.
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To be fair Jabari sucked against just about everybody after the first 6 or 7 games of the season.
 
seattlejazzfan said:
To be fair Jabari sucked against just about everybody after the first 6 or 7 games of the season.
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I'm starting to think that you had an absentee father who was Tongan. Occasionally he would come around the house and beat your ***. You've hated life ever since, over-ate to mask your sadness, and now you blame your Tongan father for your love handles.
 
Hantlers said:
Apparently averaging 18 and 9 on 44% shooting sucks. I love this site, and it's basketball "analysis".



- those stats were taken after the first 7 games.
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And 28% 3pt. For a guy who is supposed to be a shooter and is a top 3 pick based almost solely on his ability to shoot and score the ball, yes, 44 and 28 is bad.
 
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];836667 said:
I'm starting to think that you had an absentee father who was Tongan. Occasionally he would come around the house and beat your ***. You've hated life ever since, over-ate to mask your sadness, and now you blame your Tongan father for your love handles.
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Start making up unfunny, unimaginative jokes, that might miraculously improve Parker's shooting. Hell, it's worth a shot anyway.
 
I don't see it happening, but will play along.

1. CLE - Embiid. They need to go big and while any of these guys are more talented than what they have, I think they'll take size over athleticism.

2. MIL - Wiggins. Giannis can slide over to SG and you could even stick Wiggins there. Either way, size mismatches at the 2 and 3 and they'll take the gamble on talent since they're not going to be winning anytime soon.

3. PHI - Exum. A gasp goes up from the crowd as Philly decides that a backcourt of Exum/MCW creates mismatches that will haunt defenses for years. Jazz might try and leap up but the cost of #23 and GS future #1 too much.

4. ORL - Smart. They have Oladipo, but were in love with Smart last year and are determined to have him run the point. Again, interchangeable positions, put the best players on the floor being the mantra.

5. UTA - Parker. LDS conversions accelerate 700%, Book of Mormons get studded with diamonds.
 
Avery said:
I don't see it happening, but will play along.

1. CLE - Embiid. They need to go big and while any of these guys are more talented than what they have, I think they'll take size over athleticism.

2. MIL - Wiggins. Giannis can slide over to SG and you could even stick Wiggins there. Either way, size mismatches at the 2 and 3 and they'll take the gamble on talent since they're not going to be winning anytime soon.

3. PHI - Exum. A gasp goes up from the crowd as Philly decides that a backcourt of Exum/MCW creates mismatches that will haunt defenses for years. Jazz might try and leap up but the cost of #23 and GS future #1 too much.

4. ORL - Smart. They have Oladipo, but were in love with Smart last year and are determined to have him run the point. Again, interchangeable positions, put the best players on the floor being the mantra.

5. UTA - Parker. LDS conversions accelerate 700%, Book of Mormons get studded with diamonds.
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What worries me with Orlando is they have the #12 pick. So could move up to the #7 and get Smart also. The Jazz have to show at least fake interest in Smart to get Orlando to panic a little.
 
If the 76ers don't want Parker at 3 and he's not taken at 1 or 2 there's no doubt in my mind the 76ers will want to make a trade with the Jazz.
 
kabenac said:
If the 76ers don't want Parker at 3 and he's not taken at 1 or 2 there's no doubt in my mind the 76ers will want to make a trade with the Jazz.
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wiggins

embiid

parker

will all be gone 1,2,3 no specific order.

Now stop.
 
fgcamel said:
I'm pretty sure kabenac was saying that parker would be taken at 3...
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You are correct.

In the event Parker is available at 3 and the 76ers want someone other than Exum they would be foolish not to trade with us - it would be like receiving free draft picks (our second 1st round pick at the very least).

Yamers just likes to argue with people - and sometimes he gets so excited he forgets to actually read and comprehend their post.
 
kabenac said:
You are correct.

In the event Parker is available at 3 and the 76ers want someone other than Exum they would be foolish not to trade with us - it would be like receiving free draft picks (our second 1st round pick at the very least).

Yamers just likes to argue with people - and sometimes he gets so excited he forgets to actually read and comprehend their post.
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If the sixers want another player Exum is the only possible guy. No way do the Sixers even consider passing for who is available at 5. If we made a trade with them it would be because they were interested in one of our players(they would probably love to have Kanter) not because they are salivating the idea of moving down for Vonleh.

P.S. Kanter>Vonleh
 
seattlejazzfan said:
And 28% 3pt. For a guy who is supposed to be a shooter and is a top 3 pick based almost solely on his ability to shoot and score the ball, yes, 44 and 28 is bad.
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First off, for those who have actually followed him, Jabari Parker was never known as a shooter. He was known as a smooth, and skilled scorer. In fact, when he started off hot from 3 at the beginning of the season, almost everybody was surprised, and expected a regression.

Second, while it fits your agenda, we cannot just ignore hot and cold streaks. They happen. However, large samples mean more than small samples, which is why 35 games is better than 28.

Third, your continued usage of just FG% and 3PT% show your lack of understanding in regards to basketball. A much better analysis tool would be TS% (true shot percentage), or even eFG% (effective field goal percentage). Parker had a 54.2% in regards to TS%, and 48.7% in regards to eFG% during in-conference play. For the entirety of the season, he was at 55.8% and 51.1%, respectively. Those numbers sure do suck.
 
dalamon said:
A pretty real responsibility to me is the fact that maybe Philly at 3 will say meh to Jabari, talk to Dennis Lindsey, and say "look, I'll give you Jabari at 3 if you draft Vonleh for us, and give us a 23rd/whatever".

So maybe he won't 'fall' per-se, but will a team be ecstatic for him at 3? Any chance that Jabari falls to the Jazz? I'd peg the probability at zero for Embiid and Wiggins, and pretty low for Exum given the amount of scouting/team fit for Orlando.
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dala lve your thinking but Philly will want one of our firsts in 2017 to do the switch.
 
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