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Neemias Queta Appreciation Thread
« on: Yesterday at 10:45:44 PM »

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Queta just had the best game of his career. 27pts/17rebs/3blk/2ast/1stl. What a stat line. He just keeps getting better.
Quoting Nick from the now locked Ime thread:
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At some point you have to blame the performance on the court on the players on the court. Every loss is not the coach's fault and every win isn't because of the players.

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Queta just had the best game of his career. 27pts/17rebs/3blk/2ast/1stl. What a stat line. He just keeps getting better.

and 0 turnovers.
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Dominant night.  He keeps growing and the guys on the floor with keep figuring out to work with him better.  Skies the limit it would seem.  What a joy to see guys improve like this.
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Liked him since day 1.  Just looked like he could be the one and his improvement this year has been amazing.  And since the Vuc trade, I've seen some extra motivation.

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I thought he had proved himself to me earlier in the year.  I am glad to see him doing well.

We have much better player development under Joe Mazulla.  You can see guys improving.

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He'll get some votes for Most Improved Player.

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Nikola Jokic. Victor Wembanyama. Neemias Queta.  :angel:
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I've said it before but him playing EuroBasket this past summer was the best thing that could've happened to him in terms of development and confidence. Paying dividends now.


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He won't win the award, but is there a more improved player in the NBA than Queta?  Very few players develop like he has.


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He won't win the award, but is there a more improved player in the NBA than Queta?  Very few players develop like he has.

Keyonte George had a pretty big year 3 jump. He?s averaging 24pts/7ast/4reb with shooting splits of 46/37/89. He torched the Celtics both games this year. Tatum had actually mentioned him in an interview a few months back.

During a recent interview with former NBA vets Marcus and Markieff Morris, Tatum was asked about some of the young stars he's seen develop into early standouts through the season, where he went on to praise the Jazz's own as the player he's seen to make the biggest jump in the league.

"Keyonte George in Utah," Tatum said. "I remember playing against him last year and seeing him play when they came and beat us by like, two, a month ago," Tatum continued. "I'm sitting in the back and talking to Jason Terry and Will Hardy, the coaches from Utah, and I'm just watching the game... I'm seeing... he's got a different burst, and a different confidence about him. I'm sitting on the bench, like, he really worked on this game this summer, and I can tell."
Quoting Nick from the now locked Ime thread:
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At some point you have to blame the performance on the court on the players on the court. Every loss is not the coach's fault and every win isn't because of the players.