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Decent debut for Utah Jazz's first-round pick
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The Jazz can use an inside-out man like Maynor. Solid debut, young fella! Love the atttude, too...it's conducive to winning.
I see Hansbrough played 25 min and scored 17.
Even if Maynor understood what he was supposed to run most of the other players were not in position or running what they were supposed to run.
Most of the Boston group were experience and they played more like a team with some set plays. They were organized.
The "Jazz" were not organize. Which is to be expected since there are too many players on the roster and most of them do not know the offense and most of them have not played with each other or in summer league before. Lyde and Augustine (played before) looked better.
Anyway Maynor looks promising and should get a lot better as the team gels. It is hard to get a good bead on Suton. He occasionally had a good move or two. Give Suton a year of playing time at the faster pace and it will be easier to see how good he is.
And as for hansborough goes, trust me a few years from now you'll be happy we chose a solid-back up point guard apposed to him...and the fact that he was gone way before we had a chance...I think the jazz would have stuck with Maynor even if Hansborough was on the board at 20.
Hopefully the jazz can pull off the trade with Detroit for Hamilton and the jazz will be just fine this year.