Slartibartfast wrote:sully00 wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:
The value is good, but I don't agree. Jackson had good stats because he was playing small-ball 4. He was able to play in a system conducive to his strengths in a way the NBA likely won't allow with his size/frame.
And Fultz didn't put up stats because his team sucked, but in spite of it.
Either or on the last point stats are for losers when you are loser. I watched Jackson win games his play made Kansas special. Never saw that with Fultz. I think Ainge makes this move because he wasn't going to draft the kid and played it up enough to get the return.
Kansas was plenty special before Jackson. An excellent player, sure, but he got to be a small-ball 4 playing on a stacked team with shooting and two playmakers to play off of.
I just don't know what people were expecting Fultz to do. Put Josh Jackson on Washington and he looks just like Jaylen at Cal - a walking turnover and master bricklayer. Fultz managed to glide around scoring and playmaking with good efficiency and incredible volume despite having entire defenses loaded up on him.
Droopy eyes tho.

















