Category Archives: Player Breakdowns

Ricky Rubio Is Here to (Sort Of) Save the Utah Jazz

The Utah Jazz are in the midst of a less-than-stellar offseason, one highlighted by several notable departures from their 51-win roster: sole All-star Gordon Hayward, starting point guard George Hill and avid outdoorsman Boris Diaw. In general, losing a player of Hayward’s caliber can be

Is Utah Jazz Forward Derrick Favors Ready to Bounce Back?

Have you ever tried playing basketball on one leg? Derrick Favors says he did that for the entire 2016-17 season. Explaining why a player posted the worst numbers of his career can sometimes be difficult and convoluted. Layers unfold concerning a new team environment, offensive

2017 NBA Free Agency: Best and Worst Contracts

Every July, NBA fans prepare themselves for late nights and constant Twitter notifications. As teams commit billions of dollars to free agents, they can’t help but spend countless social-media hours every day during that heart of the offseason. whether that money is spent well is

The Highest Peaks Reached by NBA Small Forwards in the Modern Era

Small forward has become the do-everything position in today’s NBA. The best of the best aren’t just tremendous scorers. They can facilitate for their teammates, lock down against opposing wings and rebound the ball with aplomb. One-way standouts have still managed to gain prominence, but