utahjazz107
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Kanter is God
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utahjazz107
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3rd year???
oh c'mon.. you're just cashing in..
On the other hand - bring on Youth Power!!!
Stars Fan
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Hi Jazzfanz. New guy here with a first post. I have been lurking for a while now but could not sit quietly by without commenting about the Young Turk in tonight's Laker game. He was great. I loved the way he was taking it to Bynum in the low post. Bynum is a big physical center, but our future starter gave him as good as he got. If the GS game was Favor's game to announce to the League that he has arrived, this was Kanter's. He has come a long way this season. It is great to see his personal development, but even better to have this kind of a game against the Lakers. I hope it feeds his confidence and he finds a way to bring it like this on a regular basis. Good stuff.
Impressed that Kanter used his body tonight. He even did the pelvic thrust into the defender, put back off the glass move I have been begging for. I think the double tech he and McRoberts ignited him.
Stifle Tower
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Agree. It was nice to see him bring the physicality. And I saw a nice pump fake, up and under move. No doubt he learned that from Big Al. It's only 1 game, but I think it's time to take off the training wheels and start giving him a lot more time. I like Jefferson as a person, but the 3-man rotation of the future needs to be Favors, Kanter and Millsap. They're the best defensively. This is similar to the Dantley/Malone and Green/Stockton situations. I know KOC will be looking to trade Big Al this summer or next season. It may not happen as his salary is pretty high. I guess worst case is the Jazz keep him after the trade deadline next year and just let his salary come off the books.
Nah, that up and under is his classic move. I remember him doing it in the FIBA tourney. It really works against over zealous defenders like Bynum tonight.
Stars Fan
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Yea Glass, I'm with you on this one. Like you said it's just one game so I hate to get too far ahead of his development, but at 19 after not having played JACK in the last couple of years to play like that against an "All Star" was very hard to ignore. I like Big Al, I think he takes a little more heat than he deserves, but if KOC is looking for someone who will bring back talent... Big Al may be the player whose departure hurts the least and helps the most.
Most people have been stopping it already. It only works against people who are actively trying to block shots.
Do me a Favors!
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Kanter is just Good.
MK11
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In Europe every coach tells a Charles Barkley *** story to his big *** big men.
Basically... "Hey, if you're gonna use your *** for only sh*ting, don't grow it! Barkley had the biggest *** but he used it for pushing his opponents, that's how he became a great rebounder!"
Apparently, Kanter have listened to that story well.
Hartsock
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Still bringing the god damn ball down on every offensive rebound but that is correctable, I just figured it would be sooner rather than later. If Favors can continue to develop a pretty good 15 foot game then Kanter can stay down low busting ***. They are going to be good together.
Thank you.
aybars
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NAOS
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Cantor established the importance of one-to-one correspondence between the members of two sets, defined infinite and well-ordered sets, and proved that the real numbers are "more numerous" than the natural numbers. In fact, Cantor's method of proof of this theorem implies the existence of an "infinity of infinities".
aybars
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speak english,,i didnt get ****
NAOS
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it's from the wikipedia entry of the famous mathematician Cantor, who studied infinity. I like that our Kanter wears zero. It seemed like that text belonged in this thread; what is "infinity of infinities" if not God?