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you pick the best player available. if he renders somebody else on the roster useless, so be it. it means you made a good pick and the other guy wasn't good enough. the nba is a dog eat dog world. put up or shut up. on the other hand. both guys can play with or without the ball. if they...

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so in the nba draft, teams will often take what is sometimes referred to as "best player available". on the interwebs, you'll see it typed out as BPA. it's probably that's what the Jazz considered Walter Clayton. but just taking a stab in the dark.

but we should go ahead and give up the 21 year old.

yep and sharife is about was good as it gets for a guy his size.

i have a few fairly significant worries about Ace, and one of them is his shooting. I wouldn't have worried about that in mid-January. But his shooting was so bad in late January and February that, as it relates to Tre, that's one I hope he's figured out. If his shot is up to par, i feel...

he's definitely still around and has been hanging around and participating in shoot arounds, etc.

and in the rare case they can defend, it's usually limited other small or smallish guards. they are no help in terms of switching onto bigger players. i'm a clayton fan and maybe his offense can be good enough to overcome his size - plus he's on the thick/strong side and that tends to help -...

i'm not zoologist, but maybe baby tigers can change their stripes after leaving the womb and going into the actual wild.

hopefully austin will be a young version of danny as it relates to player personnel. so far, i'm pleased with what seems to be the direction he wants to go.

regarding the bolded, i think collier will do a solid job of keeping guys involved. because as you alluded to, sensabaugh will chuck. no question about that - a tiger doesn't change his stripes - but i think collier will make sure ace and flip get opportunities. fortunately williams is...

well said. even worst case is probably better than what we have now. and scoot was sneaky good in 2025 (since Jan) this season. there is a chance he becomes a really good pg in the league.

the reality is Ace has never said or even insinuated he didn't want to be in utah. in literally every interview he has been nothing but gracious. is it possible he's faking it, that he's not genuine? of course, but if that's the route you want to go, you are the one making assumptions and...

that always seemed clear to me. i mean, he was drafted on Wednesday and wasn't on a plane until Saturday. it wasn't a media creation. however, the part of the story that was incorrectly blown up was the idea that Ace specifically didn't want to come to utah and/or that Ace was holding...

i'd be curious how he feels about being on a team with a bunch of 22 and under year olds and losing 60 games. if he's good with that, i'd probably keep him around unless an offer blows me away.

yes

so many factors at play that honestly you just can't tell. his arms are in different positions, different angles, which are going to accentuate muscles more than others, etc. also, in regard to his legs, until we see a side by side comp, it's impossible to tell.

especially in the wemby draft. criminal indeed.

unfortunately i can't make it on saturday, but i may find a way to get there for another night. counting on them being televised as they have been in past years.

we need more clips of rookie camp. how am i supposed to get through until saturday like this?