Roscoe Sheed wrote:gobert is definitely a valuable player, but I don't think he is the jazz best player. I think Hayward is.
You have no idea what you're talking about, Gobert is far more valuable than Hayward, it's not even close.
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Roscoe Sheed wrote:gobert is definitely a valuable player, but I don't think he is the jazz best player. I think Hayward is.
NickAnderson wrote:
How old are you, just curious.
by gomeziee on 21 Jul 2013 00:53
im 20, and i did grow up watching MJ play in the 90's.
QRich3 wrote:KqWIN wrote:I'd like to see Quin put Favors on Luc in the helper position. The Jazz cannot stop the high PnR with their current bigs. Favors and Withey just are mobile enough. I think you start Hayward on DJ, and live with the rebounding consequences. Doc doesn't prefer to send guys to crash the offensive glass anyways. It worked with Bogut against the Grizzlies, and the Bulls are also having Jimmy switch onto the roll man when they see the PnR coming as well. The Jazz will lose if they continue to allow CP3 to have everything he wants.
Problem with that is now you have Hayward covering the Paul/DJ pick'n'roll, which is just gonna be easy lob after easy lob. And DJ does crash the offensive boards quite heavily, it's the rest of the team that don't even try. Doc usually lets one man do it, and DJ might be a top 3 offensive rebounder in the league, ability wise.
The Warriors tried that again against Robertson and the Thunder last year and it didn't work at all. To be honest, I think the main reason it worked against the Grizzlies was the shock factor. Once you're ready for it, there's many ways you can exploit it. Which doesn't mean that heavily sagging from Luc doesn't hurt the Clippers, it does, and a lot. But not enough to completely ignore him and let the big man of the team be free.
Roscoe Sheed wrote:gobert is definitely a valuable player, but I don't think he is the jazz best player. I think Hayward is.
Catchall wrote:I wouldn't have thought the Jazz could win this series without Gobert, but now I'm starting to think they can.