Episode 2638
David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider, challenges the NBA scouts' assessments of Utah's three rookies: Kyle Filipowski, Isaiah Collier, and Cody Williams. He examines scouting reports, comparing predicted weaknesses to actual performance. Locke hypothesizes that scouts accurately identified weaknesses but underestimated strengths, particularly for Filipowski and Collier.
The analysis reveals intriguing insights about each player. Filipowski's rim protection remains a concern, but his offensive skills exceed expectations. Collier's court vision and decision-making surpass predictions, though shooting remains his primary weakness. Williams' strength issues align with scouting reports, but his potential for rim finishing is underappreciated. Locke's detailed breakdown offers Jazz fans a fresh perspective on the team's young talent and their developmental trajectories in the NBA.
0:00 Intro: Were NBA scouts wrong about Jazz rookies?
5:07 Kyle Filipowski's strengths may have been underestimated
13:45: Scouts on Isaiah Collier
17:24 Collier's shooting struggles but elite court vision
23:31 Cody Williams: Accurate scouting report on weaknesses
29:42 Sacramento Kings performance under Doug Christie
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Published on 10 months ago
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