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The whole world seems to have reached the point where everybody is overrating the importance of length in point-of-attack defense. Sometimes it seems like nothing else matters. It's crazy. You can do a lot by moving your ****ing body and cutting off driving lanes. Sure, bigger players will get...

You’re such a miserable ***-for-brains

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I’m sorry, but you’re just flat wrong about his speed.

WCJ has more paths to getting on the floor than Collier because of his ability to breakdown defenses while playing off-ball. WCJ is literally perfect for Hardy’s off-ball pin-down actions. If defenses don’t play that correctly, I think Walt can make them pay right away (on 40-42% 3-pt shooting)...

What’s the news on his hamstring?

Wait, wut!? Collier is obviously very fast end-to-end, and exceptionally fast with a live dribble.

Really different players in terms of where they make their impacts on the floor. I think the more interesting question of how many minutes they may be able to share the floor. Clayton’s shooting gives him an obvious edge. But this team is so bereft of good passers—and that gives Collier a wide...

I need to see much better connective passing before I can get my serious homer on.

Alas, this is what we've been saying since the last core was blown up. And this is why I've asked (in other threads) about how likely/unlikely it is that Collier and WCJ can share the floor. This is a tank year, so I hope they experiment with it. I'm not too turned off by the idea of Collier...

Bummer. Legend. But 93 is a great run.

I retract my former statement. I'm dumb.

I've been saying this a few too many times, but the Jazz's defense could take a substantial nonlinear jump. Good systems with the right minor additions can do that. It's not implausible to go from 28th or 29th to above league average. Now that they've traded away most of the vets, the defense...

more pitbulls pls

People who hate this movie are so dumb.

Hard to say. But probably Phantom Thread.

There's this thing call passing, though. And Collier is good enough at it that WCJ is gonna have to take the job from him by doing more than shooting.

His handle is a massive area for improvement. With improvement, he'll get off better (higher quality) shots.

@ 0:17 is yum yum yum

I'm really curious to see this lineup: Collier Bailey Lauri Hendricks Flip The floor is well-spread for Collier, who can then touch the paint and turn defenses inside-out. There's a chance that this lineup isn't a total sieve on defense, too.