JimLes
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I'm not sure how a tank is going to work here.
We've got one player who's a bona-fide stud in Lauri. Sexton is probably closer to that category than many here would like to admit. Clarkson is Clarkson, but when he's locked in, he's deadly. Collins is a solid starter in this league. We will find out which Kessler we've got this year, first-year or second-year. The Jazz have at least 3-4 good to very good players. There are some other veterans on the team, but I don't expect much of them.
The thing is, there are going to be at least 7 players twenty-three or younger whose upside isn't 100% clear yet. If only a couple of those players turn out to be net-positives this season, there isn't a way for the Jazz to lose 60+ games. Hell, if Juzang or Filipowski we're seeing in the pre-season are for real, I can't see 50 losses without major injuries.
The Jazz are not built at all like the terrible teams of NBA. We've got two really good players just entering their prime. We have a couple of other good starters. We've got so many young players that someone has to pan out among them, and yet none of them are expected to carry a huge load. The Jazz are built like the play-in teams of this league, not like the Wizards/Pistons/Blazers kind of teams.
We've got one player who's a bona-fide stud in Lauri. Sexton is probably closer to that category than many here would like to admit. Clarkson is Clarkson, but when he's locked in, he's deadly. Collins is a solid starter in this league. We will find out which Kessler we've got this year, first-year or second-year. The Jazz have at least 3-4 good to very good players. There are some other veterans on the team, but I don't expect much of them.
The thing is, there are going to be at least 7 players twenty-three or younger whose upside isn't 100% clear yet. If only a couple of those players turn out to be net-positives this season, there isn't a way for the Jazz to lose 60+ games. Hell, if Juzang or Filipowski we're seeing in the pre-season are for real, I can't see 50 losses without major injuries.
The Jazz are not built at all like the terrible teams of NBA. We've got two really good players just entering their prime. We have a couple of other good starters. We've got so many young players that someone has to pan out among them, and yet none of them are expected to carry a huge load. The Jazz are built like the play-in teams of this league, not like the Wizards/Pistons/Blazers kind of teams.