Game6Conley
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maybe the jazz just wanted to give him 1 last chance to say hed play off the bench?
Ok in that case I would tend to agree. BTW 1 year of tanking (what I call players development), is more than worth it for a chance at Wiggins/Jabari.
I don't think we'll be too good... we can't be worse enough to get a top 5 pick regardless, but I don't think we'll be good enough to be outside the top 10.
Having Millsap should add about 5 wins to the total, but hopefully he'll also teach the young guys about work ethic and what it means to fight for a win.
could you please explain how having millsap playing exactly the same minutes a slast year be hampering the development of favors and kanter?I'll be pretty disappointed if we sign Millsap. Even if it's at a decent price, it'll still **** with the two most important factors in our title aspirations:
1. The development of Favors and Kanter
2. Getting a potential superstar in the 2014 draft
I see this as a tough decision. I really didn't see Kanter as starter material last year. Dude get blocked a ton. And Favors better hope Malone helps him get a couple more moves around the basket. If they could get Sap back for a decent price I'd bite. I know there's folks here who say Corbin loves vets, but if you can't beat out the player in front of you in practice you shouldn't start in the game, no matter how much potential you have. Big France is only ready for a few minutes a game, so even if they don't sign Sap they need at least one more solid big. After Sap I'd say Robinson makes sense...
I see this as a tough decision. I really didn't see Kanter as starter material last year. Dude get blocked a ton. And Favors better hope Malone helps him get a couple more moves around the basket. If they could get Sap back for a decent price I'd bite. I know there's folks here who say Corbin loves vets, but if you can't beat out the player in front of you in practice you shouldn't start in the game, no matter how much potential you have. Big France is only ready for a few minutes a game, so even if they don't sign Sap they need at least one more solid big. After Sap I'd say Robinson makes sense...
Realistically Kanter and Favors are going to get 33 minutes a game at most, that leaves 30 more minutes we need at PF and I don't want to see Marvin Williams get that much burn he is a bum. Evans would be demolished at PF. Gobert probably won't be ready for anything and is a pure center. We would be razor thin and an injury would have us scrambling to pick a D league player up. The Jazz need another PF, they did not trade Millsap for a reason.
I'll be pretty disappointed if we sign Millsap. Even if it's at a decent price, it'll still **** with the two most important factors in our title aspirations:
1. The development of Favors and Kanter
2. Getting a potential superstar in the 2014 draft
The problem is that when a young guy actually beats out the vet the vet still gets playing time over him. Time and TIme again Burks would out play Foye yet Foye got the majority of minutes. Another example is Carroll and Marvin.
I've always been of the opinion that Millsap was given the starter nod over Favors because of his contract situation. Corbin loves vets, and I'm sure he loves Millsap for obvious reasons. I think Ty still gave Sap the benefit of the doubt, even though Favors turned on last season, to give him the best chance at a payday. Ty hinted towards it at the end of last season.
I don't think he'll get the same treatment again if Kanter out plays him, and I think Sap knows this. On top of that, there was supposed friction between Ty and Paul last season.
I don't see him coming back.