Before the start of the new season, who would have thought that this would be the case: sending away the most expensive center Gobert, sending away Mitchell, who has won three All-Stars in five years, the Jazz who have vowed to completely rebuild it, relying on a bunch of "scraps" players who came with draft picks, actually trampled the league's 28 teams under their feet?
Since the start of the new season, the Jazz have averaged 118.8 points per game, ranking first in the league; with a record of 10-3 and a winning percentage of 76.9%, second only to the Bucks, who are first in the league and have only suffered one loss; The Jazz earn $149326867, ranking only 8th from the bottom of the league, and only Conley has entered the All-Star team and is 35 years old.
They fight
The data shows that the Jazz rank 4th in the league in fouls, 8th in the frontcourt rebounding league (20th in the backcourt league), 2nd in the league in shots, 3rd in the league in secondary offensive scoring, and 5th in the league in the use of turnovers...
Yes, talent is limited, desperately defensive so there are many fouls; The strength of the inside line is not superior, so there are not many rebounds, but it is very hard to grab the front court board, so you get more opportunities for secondary attacks and more points on secondary attacks!
It's spelled out!
But their fast attack score ranks 17th in the league, that is to make the number of mistakes in the league 9th not increase, after all, they are all new teammates, fast is very important, stability is more important!
They are very team
No. 6 in assists and No. 4 in potential assists, each game has as many as 27.7 direct assists and 50.6 potential assists, two stats on par with the Suns with current assist king Paul!
Two-point singles rate 18th in the league, three-point singles rate 21st in the league, overall singles rate 24th in the league, no talent, then be ready at any time, then trust teammates, less singles, keep passing the ball, send the ball to the teammate with the best chance to shoot!
As a result, they have achieved good results, shooting 47.3% 12th in the league, 3rd in the league on catching, 8th in the league in shooting percentage, and of course, the wide three-point line gives the Jazz team enough space to shoot, averaging 40 three-point shots per game 8th in the league and 3rd in the league!
They may not be gifted, but they are low-key doers who need opportunities
Markkanen, who has improved his scoring, rebounding, and shooting percentage this season, is already the Jazz's scoring champion, and he was only the No. 3-4 offensive option in the starting game last season;
Jordan Clarkson, who has eight seasons in his career, has been a substitute for six seasons and has won the best sixth man, and it seems that the substitute is his role. It turns out that he is not incapable of playing the starting lineup, and after starting this season, his points, rebounds, shooting percentage, and three-point shooting percentage have improved, and his assists have doubled!
Sexton, a former Cavaliers cornerstone candidate, once lost his position in the Cavaliers after a major injury, came to the Jazz to accept the bench position, played less time, shot more steadily, and contributed a long-range three-point kill, regaining his own style!
Conley, the number of assists reached a new high in 16 seasons, O'Nelik became the efficiency king, Beasley, Vanderbilt scored, rebounded, shooting percentage data improved across the board...
Almost everyone has found their own best position and put on their own wonderful performance! They're league players, they're not mediocrities, they're just low-key doers, they just need a chance to stand in front of the stage and be exposed to the spotlight!
Maybe this Jazz team will have a trade in Angie's hands, and the future of the players is uncertain, but the current state will bring them their ideal next home option or a larger contract, and the Jazz's "scraps" have skyrocketed in value!