Who will have the better season?
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Darkwing Duck
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Wouldn't which player goes deeper in the playoffs be a better indicator of who had the better season?
Chad Feldheimer
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Who goes down with a season ending injury first?
No, because its not an individual sport. Plus they are playing against different teams in the playoffs.
candrew
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Can Rose run the pick and roll?
Will Rose buy into Thibodeau's system or will he revert back into a shoot first PG?
I think Boozer is a 14ppg player without someone who can get him the ball in the right place at the right time - the fact that he doesn't get to the line makes a good playmaker even all the more crucial to him.
Who knows with Big Al - if he clicks with DW I think 20-22ppg is a reasonable goal.
Will Rose buy into Thibodeau's system or will he revert back into a shoot first PG?
I think Boozer is a 14ppg player without someone who can get him the ball in the right place at the right time - the fact that he doesn't get to the line makes a good playmaker even all the more crucial to him.
Who knows with Big Al - if he clicks with DW I think 20-22ppg is a reasonable goal.
Chad Feldheimer
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Because?
I have to go with Booz here because is the better player (right now) and I think Chicago is a great fit for him. I really like the Jefferson trade and think he has the POTENTIAL to be a go-to player that can win us games, but he has a lot to prove. I think this will be a good system for him as well and I'm hoping going to a more successful team will give him a spark ala Pau Gasol. For now, I stick with Boozer though.
I don't trust Boozer. The only reason why I wanted him on the Jazz this past year was because he was in a contract year and had to perform to get the contract. Now that he has it, he'll be the boozer that Jazz fans grew to hate. He'll miss games, play no defense, talk a lot, and generally just not be worth the big money.
Jefferson is a bit of an unknown, but there is major potential there.
Since Jefferson is bigger and taller, he gives the jazz many more options.
Jefferson is a bit of an unknown, but there is major potential there.
Since Jefferson is bigger and taller, he gives the jazz many more options.
Jazz4ever
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Boozer has one or two good seasons left and will drop off badly, ala Elton Brand, and that would be a nightmare for us. Jefferson is 25 and entering his prime, with only 3 years on his contract. People don't realize players decline rapidly once they hit 30. There are a few exceptions, but if I'm KOC, I 'm not gambling.
He will? How has he managed to do it up till now? Magic? Boozer with the Jazz averaged 18.7ppg.....Jefferson with the TWolves averaged 20.4ppg........without Gr8ntess. "If you don't know, ya better ax'sumbody."
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Boozer simply because he will be THE man down low for the Bulls. We still have Milsap, and eventually Okur. Points will be spread around.
Sap will be on Boozer, Jefferson on Noah. If Okur isnt healthy when we play.. Id rather see Sap dominate Boozer, it would be great.