Now cometh the blame game.

Jaylen was by far the best team player on the East squad. (There is only one Team USA this time of year for me).

He might even have won MVP if his team didn't lose by 80 points.

He was the most complete player on either team. He actually played a little D.

Bogdanovich was awesome and deserved the award.

Our two guys represented well!

The late game dunk contest was fun. Jaylen won that too. I thot both teams could have supported their dunkers better but alas it wasn't donuts they were playing.

As far as the 3 point shooting contest was concerned the World won that one the whole game long.

kdp59 wrote:I would say Brown's upside is closest to Jimmy Butler rather than the others your named.

but that's no slight.

and it took Jimmy Butler years of hard work to get to be the player he is right now, Jaylen is ahead of him at a similar age....just my opinion, but I think Jaylen can surpass him.

mulcogiseng wrote:Jaylen was by far the best team player on the East squad. (There is only one Team USA this time of year for me).

He might even have won MVP if his team didn't lose by 80 points.

He was the most complete player on either team. He actually played a little D.

Bogdanovich was awesome and deserved the award.

Our two guys represented well!

The late game dunk contest was fun. Jaylen won that too. I thot both teams could have supported their dunkers better but alas it wasn't donuts they were playing.

As far as the 3 point shooting contest was concerned the World won that one the whole game long.

What that game also showed me is what a crapshoot the whole draft process is. Look at Lauri Markenson, a lot of GM’s probably thought he was the next KO and passed on him, that kid is really good, he’s a 3 point sniper, and Dragen Bender didn’t even get invited to the game and rightfully so.