Paschall traded to the Jazz
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Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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After last nights SL game, I’m getting off the Brantley train.
Until June 2022, when we can.
lol "good" "save"
Ineptimusprime
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Huge.
jom2003
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Never mind the Kuzma comp, the more i watch Paschall's game, the more i think of the Morris twins.
Paschall is way ahead of them both through their age 24 season. Though Markieff made his jump at age 25 and became a legit starter, whereas Marcus didn't do anything until he's 26.
Here's a clip of him going head to head with Marcus Morris.
Paschall is way ahead of them both through their age 24 season. Though Markieff made his jump at age 25 and became a legit starter, whereas Marcus didn't do anything until he's 26.
Here's a clip of him going head to head with Marcus Morris.
Paschall is a guy who can put the ball down and go make a play for himself or a teammate. I think this is what we've been wanting to see consistently from Brantley.
Keefe
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I read this as Don wants his boy to get a decent second contract and he knows we’re good at developing players and can help Paschall get that, quite possibly.
Some of that maybe true, but the Jazz liked Paschall in the draft a couple years ago, and he's got some potential develop into a poor man's Millsap.
Keefe
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He looks fat. Is he?
enchilada_style
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Im curious how much of an influence Quin has had this off-season. DL probably just let Quin find out on twitter whenever something happened.
vegas
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It's hard to know exactly how things are different, but I think it's safe the say the new sheriff is running things a bit differently.
Udidthizz
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I believe he is what the kids these days call ‘thicc’.
Right. It's because we had no depth beyond the rotation and suffered injuries. That lack of depth also meant the Jazz had no counters.
Maybe this is an argument of semantics to some, but I see a huge functional difference between 2nd unit players and non-rotation players.
gomretat
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I agree and would add that we got beat in part because a rotation player had a career night and other bench players played extremely well in the 2nd half. Multiple things came together for the Clips that night.
Here's an interesting discussion about why Paschall regressed for the Warriors last year:
dubnationhq.com
One of the takeaways is that he does best in P&R and isolation situations. With Draymond and Steph back last year, neither of those two types of plays is prominent for Warriors. Maybe it will be better for Jazz?
Also thought it was interesting just poking around how many pre-draft prognosticators thought of him as a versatile, capable, energetic (if still imperfect) defender. Warriors were excellent on defense last year, so I'm not entirely sure why the defense seems to have stagnated/regressed for him.
'21 Season Review: The Eric Paschall Conundrum
What's Paschall's ideal role in Golden State and is he ready to fulfill it?
dubnationhq.com
One of the takeaways is that he does best in P&R and isolation situations. With Draymond and Steph back last year, neither of those two types of plays is prominent for Warriors. Maybe it will be better for Jazz?
Also thought it was interesting just poking around how many pre-draft prognosticators thought of him as a versatile, capable, energetic (if still imperfect) defender. Warriors were excellent on defense last year, so I'm not entirely sure why the defense seems to have stagnated/regressed for him.
outerspacefan
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- Started this thing in a bad place
- Kept own FAs
- Paid the price and part ways with what they had to
- Didn't have to google Jazz new players this time
- Bogey, Joe, JC are stil there
I call it a good offseason.
- Kept own FAs
- Paid the price and part ways with what they had to
- Didn't have to google Jazz new players this time
- Bogey, Joe, JC are stil there
I call it a good offseason.
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