I'll bet it was:
#1 Cousins
#2 Favors
#3 My wiener
I dont know, it's hard to put MyWiener that high when he's only shooting 41% from the field and 34% from downtown. I think fans react to him because of those 3-4 facials early in the season but this is a "what have you done for me lately" league, and, well, he ain't done much lately accept for take it to the hole once or twice a month since. I'd personally like to see him take it to the rack with some authority more often, but thats just me.
That's not "re-draft 3rd pick" in my book.
Gross. Post reported. It goes against all that is Utahr.
Gross. Post reported. It goes against all that is Utahr.
Favors was probably 2.
And Evan Turner 1, the next Brandon Roy alongside Deron.
If the Jazz were in a position to draft Wall, i.e. won #1, he was possibly looked at as bait to trade down to get Turner or Favors with something extra. That's my guess from what I remember around the draft last year.
A skilled big should always be valued over a skilled backcourt player, as they are a much rarer commodity. However, I do believe if Williams had committed, even verbally, to staying in Utah, this trade would not have happened...
I dont know, it's hard to put MyWiener that high when he's only shooting 41% from the field and 34% from downtown. I think fans react to him because of those 3-4 facials early in the season but this is a "what have you done for me lately" league, and, well, he ain't done much lately accept for take it to the hole once or twice a month since. I'd personally like to see him take it to the rack with some authority more often, but thats just me.
That's not "re-draft 3rd pick" in my book.
I'll bet it was:
#1 Cousins
#2 Favors
#3 My wiener
It's ironic the guy who posts this is named BabyPeterzz.