What does Ujiri look for in a player?

[mcHAPPY]

Kind of doubt that Masai and his team use 1 stat to determine whether or not to acquire players.

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So while the team continues to be a work in progress, something popped out at me that just about all players he has brought in has in common: they are, just about, all highly rated advanced stat players, in particular, on WS/48.

WS/48 happens to be a common denominator with just about all of his moves. Poor WS/48 get traded. Good WS/48 get signed and resigned. It is by no means perfect (see: Williams, Lou) but anytime you want to put the time into having an idea, researching it, and sharing it, feel free.

[JWash]

Thanks for stopping by Captain Obvious!


Refer to original post please, particularly:



WS/48 happens to be a common denominator with just about all of his moves. Poor WS/48 get traded. Good WS/48 get signed and resigned. It is by no means perfect (see: Williams, Lou) but anytime you want to put the time into having an idea, researching it, and sharing it, feel free.

Yeah oversimplifying things, it's a well put together thread though, I just disagree that's all.

[golden]

Refer to original post please, particularly:



WS/48 happens to be a common denominator with just about all of his moves. Poor WS/48 get traded. Good WS/48 get signed and resigned. It is by no means perfect (see: Williams, Lou) but anytime you want to put the time into having an idea, researching it, and sharing it, feel free.

I would tend to agree that WS is a common theme in what Ujiri looks for in a player.


WS.... as in Wing Span. lol.