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Who Steps Up

Who steps up in Mike and Don's absence?

  • Forrest

    Votes: 6 31.6%

  • Matty Bricks

    Votes: 2 10.5%

  • Oni

    Votes: 2 10.5%

  • Brantley

    Votes: 7 36.8%

  • Niang plays 48 a night

    Votes: 7 36.8%
  • Total voters
    19
idiot said:
I tend to think it all comes down to how these guys shoot. They each offer something intriguing amid their flaws. They can probably all function as a replacement 9th man in the Jazz's 9-man rotation on occasion, depending on who's missing any particular game. As with Oni, the Jazz can cover up the flaws in that role. But unless they can be trusted to shoot, they'll be exposed in a bigger role and they're not likely to get regular rotation minutes.
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I think it comes down to shooting for Forrest, but everyone else is a solid and willing shooter. I think it comes down to how aggressive they are and how they are able to assert themselves to make plays and not just be a background player.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
I think it comes down to shooting for Forrest, but everyone else is a solid and willing shooter. I think it comes down to how aggressive they are and how they are able to assert themselves to make plays and not just be a background player.
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Trent looked like he could shoot last night.
 
candrew said:
Loved Forrest's body language and presence on the court last night. You can tell he's not just a player - there's definitely stuff going on behind the eyeballs with this guy.
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He looked good last night. I want to see what he does when good teams hug shooters... see if he can finish around the basket. He has been so-so on defense but was good last night. Got stuck on one screen but corrected it rest of the game.
 
jaytulao said:
He's like the Howard Eisley without the 3pt shooting
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He's clearly bigger and stronger than Eisley ever was. Will probably be a better and more versatile defender.

But yeah, his ceiling is decent back up point guard which are pretty much a dime a dozen at the end of the day.

But it looks like The Jazz found an NBA player and locked him up on the cheap - which is cause for celebration considering how The Jazz acquired him.
 
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