All time worst Jazz Scrubs

[Inn Dawn]

Chris Morris

No.

 

[homeytennis]

OP, Raymond Brown, Jason Hart and anyone that played at Stanford.

 

[BabyPeterzz]

Blue Edwards

You son of a bitch.

 

[Cece]

Eric Leckner

 

[Fakers Luck]

Junie "Peanut Butter" Lewis - Just liked his name

Alan Bannister - You can't teach height

Corey Crowder - Um, not sure why I remember this dude

Delaney Rudd - Saw him at Wendy's once

 

[Shaggy]

No.

Hell yes.

 

[Shaggy]

Bryon Russell

 

[D Will> CP3]

Soon to be Gordon Haywordz, JK

 

[G-O-A-T]

PG: Brevin Knight
SG: Jason Hart
SF: Andy Toolson
PF: Bob Thornton
C: John Amaechi

 

[Fakers Luck]

Junie "Peanut Butter" Lewis - Just liked his name

Alan Bannister - You can't teach height

Corey Crowder - Um, not sure why I remember this dude

Delaney Rudd - Saw him at Wendy's once

Jim Les, too

 

[JohnnyClutch]

Jay Friggin Humphries was the WORST backup point guard ever. Worse than Rudd, worse than Carlos I-am-so-beautiful Arroyo.

Man I couldn't STAND it when that guy came in. Crotty was twice as good but was too young I guess.

 

[Kyoto]

kelly tripucka
larry krystkowiak (aka 'krisko' as he couldn't catch a ball like he had crisco on his hands)

 

[kabenac]

Favorite Scrub - Araujo. He was just like Karl Malone - minus the pigmentation, drive and talent.

 

[Hitman]

Ben Handlogten

I thoroughly disagree with this one. The dude tore his ACL and played through it. I'd rather have this guy than Carlos "DNP-Dysmenorrhea" Boozer.

I don't agree with LaRue being on this list either, we've had far worse backup PGs than Rusty, many of whom are mentioned elsewhere in this thread.

 

[chemdude1232]

Gugliotta

 

[Revolution 9]

Jose Ortiz has to be up there.
Walter Palmer.

I hated Keefe. He'll always be a scrub in my book.

 

[Harambe]

Well if Keefe and Russell make it, I'm gonna add David Benoit and John Crotty.

 

[JimLes]

What's with all the Jim Les hate?

And I can't believe no one has brought up Will Cunningham yet. It must've been the late 90s, because our centres back then were Foster, Ostertag, and occasionally Carr. The first two go down sometime after New Year, and the Jazz sign this Cunningham character. Strictly as cover, of course. A few days later, I'm watching a game on national television, and this Cunnigham feller is actually starting. It was high-larious. You can't teach size, I suppose. Not that they taught Cunningham anything, as I distinctly remember him looking like he had no other discernable skills aside from his height when he was out on the floor.

There may have been worse players on the Jazz roster over the years, but how many of them started nationally televised games at a time when we were the best team in the conference?

 

[Ilovestockton]

dont forget:
keith mcleod
raul lopez
milt palacio
andre owens
tony massenburg
alexander radmonivic

 

[Hopper]

Anyone dissin my boy Hoffa aint knowin nuthin. He had some of the best tats in the league, I tellya! His tats alone could guard most big guys. They were scary.