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Current Utah Jazz summer league roster

NCJazz said:
Considering we are still selling draft picks would we cut someone we still have to pay?
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Yes. And making a smart business move to pick up some extra cash by swapping picks gives the Jazz more cash to do it.

Fwiw, I suspect the Jazz 2nd round manueveringS and picks will Make more sense on July 7th.
 
mellow said:
Yes. And making a smart business move to pick up some extra cash by swapping picks gives the Jazz more cash to do it.

Fwiw, I suspect the Jazz 2nd round manueveringS and picks will Make more sense on July 7th.
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Let's hope so.. cos to get what must seem like pennies for the Org. for dropping 13 places is a real head scratcher for me.
 
ONE LOVE said:
Let's hope so.. cos to get what must seem like pennies for the Org. for dropping 13 places is a real head scratcher for me.
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From Draft Express about Mike Tobey
Among centers, Mike Tobey had an impressive showing in competitive action, averaging 12 points (68% 2P%) and 10 rebounds in 26 minutes. Measured at 7'0.5 in shoes with a 252-pound frame, Toby has nice size for a center at any level, but his 7'0 wingspan leaving something to be desired.
 
I just heard that exum will be playing!!!!!
 
^^^sike
 
David ‘Dubi’ Pick: Source: Shonn Miller, forward from UConn, agreed to Summer League deal with Utah Jazz.
 
Miller might have the Jazz pedigree. Played 3 years for Cornell, got a degree played a year at UConn so he's smart. Senior year at UConn 12.3 ppg 57.2 FG! 37.5 3 point and 5.2 rebounds in a game. Probably Salt Lake Stars Material.
 
Miller might have the Jazz pedigree. Played 3 years for Cornell, got a degree played a year at UConn so he's smart. Senior year at UConn 12.3 ppg 57.2 FG! 37.5 3 point and 5.2 rebounds in a game. Probably Salt Lake Stars Material.
 
Spencer Butterfield from Utah St. Added to the summer league team


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Spencer Butterfield is a 6'3 190 pound guard who played for Juventus (Lithuania) last year. He averaged 14.5 ppg, 6 rpg, and 1.9 apg over 31.7 min per. Another guard to throw onto the growing list.
 
this shonn miller is interesting. TS 63%, PER of 25 in a good league for UConn. 38% from three last year and 80+% the last two years from the FT line, so that bodes well for his shooting. not that any of these guys have a chance to make the team, but right now it's about being entertained in summer league.

kinda hard to find video, but he can do this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg7SErLDCRM

and this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j52D_f0LzJc
 
seattlejazzfan said:
this shonn miller is interesting. TS 63%, PER of 25 in a good league for UConn. 38% from three last year and 80+% the last two years from the FT line, so that bodes well for his shooting. not that any of these guys have a chance to make the team, but right now it's about being entertained in summer league.
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7-1 wingspan at 6-7, with reputation for being a very good defender. May not have very developed wing skills yet, despite the good shooting %s (took very few 3s -- not much of playmaker).
 
SCS said:
Spencer Butterfield is a 6'3 190 pound guard who played for Juventus (Lithuania) last year. He averaged 14.5 ppg, 6 rpg, and 1.9 apg over 31.7 min per. Another guard to throw onto the growing list.
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Over 40% on 3s both at USU and in Europe. Led European team in rebounding this year. Heard he plays hard. Short video I saw makes it looks like he's not a great athlete (neither much shiftiness nor lift). What do the USU fans think of him?
 
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Shocker00 said:
Also joining the Jazz roster is Terry Allen. F, Richmond
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From what I can find quickly:
6-8, 240 PF, decent at many things but no big strengths, no real weaknesses, adequate but not great athleticism, made OK improvement in each of 4 college years -- sounds like a nondescript summer league player
 
Miller and Ford both interest me a bit as guys who could have roles if the buy in. And of course Lyles is a blast to watch
 
Terry Allen dropped 34 points and grabbed 13 rebounds against Cal which was the home of one of our second round picks. Richmond won that game too.
 
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