The final numbers edition of draft analysis and through the danger zone and the green zone I'll give you three players I want the jazz to draft

and four players that make me super nervous if the jazz draft them.

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MBA Insider. This is locked on jazz. Today we have gone through, this is, I'm

super excited about this, we have gone through, I'm super excited about this. We have gone through the 2023 draft,

2022 draft, 2021, 20, and 2019 draft. I now have five years worth of first round draft.

150 data points, breaking players into the various

categories we've talked about for weeks for the every dayers and I have broken

into green zones where if you draft them it looks really good and the chances and I'll give you

the analysis on it and red zones where the rate of a player statistics are in this area the rate of success is far lower than the regular draft success.

Does that make sense?

Like we all know after the 10th pick it's about the 50% anyway.

But some of these if you're in a certain percentile you're suddenly down to a 25 or 30% chance of success.

So numerically important number doesn't mean it's full proof, but numerically important.

So we'll break it down and I will give you three players

that I would like to see the jazz draft,

one of which they probably can't get to,

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