Jayhawks in the pros
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Doke got to start yesterday. 22 minutes 10 rebounds and 8 points
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@rockchalkwyo nba or G?
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NBA
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@rockchalkwyo that’s awesome!
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Doke is starting again. So far 7 minutes 5 rebounds and 4 points
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Kobe vs. Embiid: https://twitter.com/LandesBrock/status/1489620783458660352?t=4vbbAFcET1YBX4QhyC8Xjg
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@Jethro that blew my mind a little bit. I might be completely wrong about Jojo
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watched that. kinda creepy - - eerie - -but mercy neve realized they did both a lot of moves and I mean a lot of moves on the offensive end almost identical
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@jayballer67 Joel probably got a tape of Kobes, just like he did with the Dream.
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@Jethro said in Jayhawks in the pros:
@jayballer67 Joel probably got a tape of Kobes, just like he did with the Dream.
Kobe was mentored by Hakeem quite a bit.
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@Jethro said in Jayhawks in the pros:
@jayballer67 Joel probably got a tape of Kobes, just like he did with the Dream.
could of. - -did you watch the twitter that BSark put up - -a ot of almost identical shots
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Was wondering with what’s going on in Ukraine if Svi’s family is still there? Svi is now in Toronto and riding the pine. Terrible trade for him. I hope his family is safe!
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Doke starts tonight for the Utah Jazz. He is in every lineup I posted for Draft Kings. Go get it, big guy!
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Doke with 14 rebounds and 7 points in a victory.
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@rockchalkwyo I cleaned up last night. 306 points…not too shabby…
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https://www.sltrib.com/sports/jazz/2022/02/08/udoka-azubuike-impresses/
Really great story about Doke!
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@Crimsonorblue22 Interesting that the game started with Doke being outclassed by Mitchell Robinson. That was the guy who left WKY in the summer of 2017 after enrolling early and who visited KU in August before returning to WKY (and later sat out a year to train for the draft; first guy to do that). We had a lengthy discussion about whether he would have to sit out a year at KU due to his WKY summer school classes of something like 2 weeks.
He would have been competing with Doke at KU. I always wondered if that was why he didn’t come or if it was just the eligibility issue. Sounds like he has done well (except for, well, getting stuck on the Knicks).
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@Crimsonorblue22 said in Jayhawks in the pros:
https://www.sltrib.com/sports/jazz/2022/02/08/udoka-azubuike-impresses/
Really great story about Doke!
Wow love it!
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Doke is back in my lineup for tonight. As well as perennial favorite Mr. Oubre. Jayhawks all the time in Draft Kings…
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Doke and Wiggins will play each other tonight.
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Doke with 11 pts and 5 boards in 19 minutes. They clobbered the Warriors. However his ± was the worst on the team. Still great to see him starting and getting to play. So happy to see him getting an opportunity.
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@BeddieKU23 said in Jayhawks in the pros:
Doke with 11 pts and 5 boards in 19 minutes. They clobbered the Warriors. However his ± was the worst on the team. Still great to see him starting and getting to play. So happy to see him getting an opportunity.
ya somebody got hurt awhile back didn’t they? - -Thus his opportunity at least he is getting some exposure, mercy the guy is built/huge - -really miss the Big Fella
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Huge lift - -Big time help for JO Jo finally - -76er’s got Hardin - guy can get buckets will help JO Jo alot - - in exchange for Simmons those the main two , not sure if there is anyone else or not
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@jayballer67 If you can pry the ball out of his hands.
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Funny Embiid stuff:
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@jayballer67 said in Jayhawks in the pros:
Huge lift - -Big time help for JO Jo finally - -76er’s got Hardin - guy can get buckets will help JO Jo alot - - in exchange for Simmons those the main two , not sure if there is anyone else or not
This is going to end poorly for Philly. Harden and Embiid’s games don’t mesh well and teams are now figuring out that Harden is a cancer that doesn’t make teams better. Look at the players Harden ran off in Houston to to the point of ruining the Rockets. And now that Harden isn’t the central piece teams are building around, they won’t deal with his crap for long and he’ll end up bouncing around the league the rest of his career. Harden is a ball hog and the change in the rules has taken away what made him a dominant player as evidenced by his drop in FT rate. Without the refs whistle, he’s not an elite player as evidenced by his playoff career.
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@Texas-Hawk-10 said in Jayhawks in the pros:
@jayballer67 said in Jayhawks in the pros:
Huge lift - -Big time help for JO Jo finally - -76er’s got Hardin - guy can get buckets will help JO Jo alot - - in exchange for Simmons those the main two , not sure if there is anyone else or not
This is going to end poorly for Philly. Harden and Embiid’s games don’t mesh well and teams are now figuring out that Harden is a cancer that doesn’t make teams better. Look at the players Harden ran off in Houston to to the point of ruining the Rockets. And now that Harden isn’t the central piece teams are building around, they won’t deal with his crap for long and he’ll end up bouncing around the league the rest of his career. Harden is a ball hog and the change in the rules has taken away what made him a dominant player as evidenced by his drop in FT rate. Without the refs whistle, he’s not an elite player as evidenced by his playoff career.
All I know having Simmons was pointless, they weren’t using him either. no matter at this point Harden has to be better. Can’t be any worse, they been trying to dump Simmons for a while - - w’l see how it goes you just neer know
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@Jethro said in Jayhawks in the pros:
@jayballer67 If you can pry the ball out of his hands.
I think people may- - - I said may be surprised how this just could turn out. - -can’t be in any worse shape their in with Simmons right now - -Simmons and Jo Jo ha their own problems - so nothing new. Jo Jo bitch slap Harden if he get’s out of hand lmao
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I’m bummed- Devonte isn’t starting for the Pelicans.
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Here is a little historic FYI. - - -60 years ago tonight on March 2nd 1963. - - Big Wilt scored his 100 points against the Knicks on this night. Kinda weird the sixer’s playing the knicks again tonight - -Big Wilt - - ROCK CHALK ALL DAY LONG BABY
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Didn’t see this posted anywhere. Dok had season ending surgery.
https://www.kansascity.com/sports/college/big-12/university-of-kansas/article259913840.html
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Selden update:
Veteran shooting guard Wayne Selden, who began the 2021/22 season with the Knicks, has signed with Ironi Ness Ziona in Israel, the team announced in a press release. Selden has appeared in 127 total NBA games for Memphis, Chicago, New Orleans, and New York since 2016. He spent the 2020/21 campaign with Ironi Ness Ziona, so the move represents a reunion for the two sides
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Uh
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@KirkIsMyHinrich thats a bad bad man.
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@KirkIsMyHinrich you hear Barkley? That was offensive!
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Svi has signed with Celtics.
I am rooting for him to have a long career in BOS.
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The Heat have waived Jamaree Bouyea and Caleb Daniels in order to sign Jon Elmore and Cheick Diallo, the team announced in a press release. Elmore was immediately released to make room for RJ Hampton, who will take Bouyea’s two-way slot.
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@rockchalkjayhawk Wow, nice find. Hope Cheick gets to hang around.
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Boy I cannot recall much about him as a Jayhawk…
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@AsadZ He was fun to watch, lots of energy, lots of freshmen moments too which weren’t so fun, but I was looking forward to 4 years of him. Too bad he couldn’t defer his NBA dream and solidify it here.
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Perfect example of waiting! His family was dirt poor. Needed to stay under Self’s wing for 4 yrs plus a covid one.
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I just remember the very loud “free Diallo” chants at the Maui tournament. Otherwise a subtle KU a career.
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@Crimsonorblue22 said in Jayhawks in the pros:
Perfect example of waiting! His family was dirt poor. Needed to stay under Self’s wing for 4 yrs plus a covid one.
I don’t know about 4 years, but a second year probably gets him into the lottery.
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@Texas-Hawk-10 judging by his nba career, he needed more than 2. Jmo.
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Saw this list of Jayhawks in the NBA or G League this year. thought i’d pass it along. missing anybody?
Ochai Agbaji – Utah Jazz Ochai has played in about two-thirds of Utah’s games. He is averaging 13.7 minutes and 4 points a game. He has not had much of an impact in Salt Lake this season. SLC Dunk had an interesting write-up about Abaji’s season up to early January after he had a nice four-game stretch. With Utah’s trade deadline deal to acquire Russel Westbrook and two other players, the resulting roster shake-up could free up more playing time for Agbaji.
Udoka Azubuike – Utah Jazz (now with Phoenix) t The good news for Dok is he has played in more NBA games this season than in either of his first two seasons. The bad news, it looks like Dok will be looking for a new team next season. According to reporting by SLC Dunk, Utah has declined the option on his contract for the 2023-24 season and he will be an unrestricted free agent after this season. Dok has played in only 20 of the Jazz first 56 games and he is averaging only 4.7 minutes, 1.7 points and 1.7 rebounds a game.
Christian Braun – Denver Nuggets Christian is seeing more time on the court than Dok and Ochai. He has played in 50 games and is averaging 14.7 minutes and 4.2 points per game. His coach, Michael Malone has expressed a desire to get Braun more playing time, but the current makeup of the team has prevented it and the makeup of the team changed Thursday. The Nuggets shipped Bones Hyland to the Clippers for two draft picks. With Hyland moving to Los Angeles, Christian should see more playing time.
Joel Embiid – Philadelphia 76ers Embiid continues to be a dominant force for the 76ers. This season he is averaging 33.3 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 assists per game. The Sixers currently sit third in the Eastern Conference just ahead of the Cleveland Cavaliers. It looks like Joel will be with Philidelphia for several more years, having signed a four-year super max contract extension keeping him in Philidelphia through at least the 2025-26 season and if he chooses to exercise his player option through the 2026-27 season.
Devonte’ Graham – San Antonio Spurs Devonte’ was traded to the Spurs just before the trade deadline Thursday. Graham has appeared in 53 games for the Pelicans this season, but he has seen a significant dip in minutes played compared to last season. Last season he played in 76 games and averaged 26.8 minutes per game. This season he is averaging only 15.3 minutes per game. This seems to be fine with some Pelicas’ fans as Graham has struggled as of late and people are wanting to see more of Kira Lewis Jr. With his move to the lowly Spurs, it will be interesting to see Graham get more playing time.
Marcus Morris – Los Angeles Clippers Marcus now in his 11th NBA season and 3rd full season with the Clippers is coming off a recent 4-game absence due to injury. When available, Marcus is a consistent starter having started the last 104 games he has played and 152 of the 180 games played for the Clippers. This season, Marcus is averaging 12 points and 4 assists in just under 29 minutes per game.
Markieff Morris – Dallas Mavericks Markieff may not have been a big name in the big trade between Brooklyn and Dallas, that goes to Kyrie Irving, but he sure seems happy to be part of the trade. What did Markieff think about the trade? Well of course he let everyone know before his first game with the Mavs Wednesday.
“I was just hoping I was getting traded with [Kyrie], I just wanted somewhere I could have the opportunity to play. … just a lot going on, man. I just want to play basketball.”
With Brooklyn, he played in only 27 games this season averaging 10 minutes, 3.6 points, and 2.2 rebounds per game, all well below his career averages.
Svi Mykhailiuk – Charlotte Hornets (now with Boston) There were rumors Svi was headed to Portland, but instead, he is headed to the Hornets at the trade deadline. Svi is on his sixth team in five seasons. So far this season, Svi has sat deep on the bench for the New York Knicks. He hopes to find more playing time in Charlotte. With the Knicks, he has found his way into 13 games this season averaging about 3 minutes per game and 1.6 points per game. Looking at his stat line, there is a bright spot, when he has the opportunity to shoot from behind the arc, he is hitting 60% of his shots. Just don’t look too close, he has only had 10 attempts.
Kelly Oubre Jr. – Charlotte Hornets Kelly was having the best season of his career through the first 35 games of the season. He had started 30 of those games and was averaging better than 20 points a game. Then in early January, he underwent surgery on his left hand to repair a torn ligament that he had been dealing with the entire season. He will be joined by former Jayhawk teammate Svi Mykhailiuk on the active roster when he returns sometime in the next few weeks.
Andrew Wiggins – Golden State Warriors Wiggins has missed significant time due to injury and illness for the first time in his career. From early December to early January, he missed 15 games and since returning he has struggled to regain his early-season form. If you look at his stat lines for this season and last season you do not see a drop-off, but that view just masks the great start he had to the season. Prior to his 15-game absence, he was averaging 19 points and 5 rebounds per gain, and he was shooting 45 percent from 3-point range. Since his return, those numbers have dipped to 12.4 points and 4 rebounds per game and 22.7 percent from behind the 3-point line. If the Warriors are going to right the ship and make another deep playoff push, they need Andrew to be early seasons Andrew.
Devon Dotson — G League’s Capitol City Go-Go Devon has been bouncing between the association and G League for the Chicago Bulls and the Washington Wizards since declaring for the 2020 draft and going undrafted. Devon started this season with the Wizards, but was waived on January 17 and immediately signed by the Wizards G League team, the Go-Go, on January 19. Devon has played in 13 games this season for the Go-Go, averaging 29 minutes, 13 points, and 5 assists per game, including shooting 39.3% from behind the arc.
Marcus Garret — G League’s Sioux Falls Sky Force Injuries have been the story of Marcus Garret’s professional career so far. He impressed the Miami Heat enough to sign him twice to two-way contracts, but both times wrist injuries spoiled the deal. In October he was waived by the Heat after his latest injury and on October 24 he rejoined the Skyforce, Miami’s G League affiliate. Now healed, he is playing again. In 16 games he is averaging 25 minutes and 9.7 points per game. Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinal has a nice story (I do not think it is behind a paywall) about Marcus and his journey with the Heat and Skyforce.
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Ha, it is missing a few…
Gradey Dick / Raptors
Jalen Wilson / Nets – Two way contract.
Dok is with Phoenix
Cheick Diallo / Miami
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Thanks for compiling.
Svi is with Celtics.
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@rockchalkjayhawk Great work over all. But Marcus Garrett is now signed with mhp riesen ludwigsburg in Germany.
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Marcus went overseas? Wow. Finally healthy, thought he’d have a shot.
