carolinajazz
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...howz comes I didn't crack the top 10???
Jazz Decades NBA Fantasy Draft
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...howz comes I didn't crack the top 10???
What is the time limit on these picks?
Take my spot and do me proud, trout. All: I will make the deadline if Trout fails to do so.
Gyp Rosetti
Banned
Chad, me, Numberica, most in this draft can be pretty annoying at times.
You're annoying all the time and bring absolutely nothing to the table.
Gyp Rosetti
Banned
go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
With the 4th pick, PKM selects Mark Eaton.
Even though the 90's are the tail-end of his career with the Jazz, I simply cannot pass him up.
In his 4 seasons (3.5) during the 90's, Mark scored 1,276 points, 2,023 rebounds, and 673 blocks .. all of them much appreciated.
Even though the 90's are the tail-end of his career with the Jazz, I simply cannot pass him up.
In his 4 seasons (3.5) during the 90's, Mark scored 1,276 points, 2,023 rebounds, and 673 blocks .. all of them much appreciated.
Jeff Malone
Averaged about 19 ppg in his 3 season's with the Jazz in the 90's.
Averaged about 19 ppg in his 3 season's with the Jazz in the 90's.
Gyp Rosetti
Banned
With the 6th overall pick, SalmonHobo selects Bryon Russell, aka Delroy Lindo.
Russell was our glue guy in the 90's who could do a little bit of everything. He was a very solid defender who would guard the opponent's best offensive wing player, get in their grill and get some steals (1.6 per game twice in the 90's) and rebound with over 5 per game twice in the 90's. On the offensive end he was less than spectacular but fairly diverse. He could hit the three, in big moments at times too. He could penetrate and finish here or there, sometimes with a sweet dunk. He rarely turned the ball over--just 1.0 turnovers per game for his career. He left some to be desired but with the 6th Jazz guy of the 90's, he's a quality pick who will know his role on my team and do many of the little things.
Russell was our glue guy in the 90's who could do a little bit of everything. He was a very solid defender who would guard the opponent's best offensive wing player, get in their grill and get some steals (1.6 per game twice in the 90's) and rebound with over 5 per game twice in the 90's. On the offensive end he was less than spectacular but fairly diverse. He could hit the three, in big moments at times too. He could penetrate and finish here or there, sometimes with a sweet dunk. He rarely turned the ball over--just 1.0 turnovers per game for his career. He left some to be desired but with the 6th Jazz guy of the 90's, he's a quality pick who will know his role on my team and do many of the little things.