Bojan Bogdanovic - Sharpshooter 17/18

Bojan Bogdanovic. The Croatian sensation was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, played in those countries, as well as Turkey and Spain, before he was drafted by the Miami Heat, and traded to the New Jersey (YES, they were still based in New Jersey at the time) Nets. He didn’t get to truly showcase his talents in Brooklyn, but broke out in Washington. He had quite the number of sharpshooting showings with the Wizards, but took him game to an entirely different level in Indiana. Alongside Victor Oladipo, he helped propel the Pacers and pushed the eventually Finals bound Cleveland Cavaliers to the absolute limits.
Unfortunately, I don’t have the materials ready to make a video of his from this past season, but I had this waiting in the wings to get released with alongside the new one. This is just a little something something to whet the appetite of Jazz fans.
I’ll say this: I was extremely excited about the Bogdanovic acquisition by Utah. I thought that they were arguably the third best team in the West going into the playoffs and had the unfortunate task of playing against the Houston Rockets and the reigning MVP James Harden in round 1. I knew it was going to be a tough matchup for them, but I still stand by my belief that they were likely the third best team in the West. Now, they’ve essentially turned Ricky Rubio and Derrick Favors (both great ball players and deserve happiness and success at their new clubs) into Mike Conley and Bojan, and I would contend that until we know the status of Kawhi Leonard (and were he to sign with the Lakers, until we know the state of that roster around AD-Kawhi-LeBron), the status of Houston and their cohesiveness, that Utah has one of the best constructed rosters and one of the more dangerous 5 man units across the league…couple that with Quin Snyder’s system with so much sophistication that it seemingly never stagnates? Sky’s the limit for Bogey in Salt Lake City.

[@Tty1998]

This dude is seriously underrated

[@AZSecondCity]

A bucket. Really hope he picks up right where he left off now that he's in Utah

[@Blorbifink]

A good bank shot is a really underrated skill to have. Seems like nobody today really uses it anymore, but it's great for when your opponent cuts off your ideal angle.

[@jameslearing970]

WB does

[@howyoudodatt305suey3]

Westbrook

[@wfang4171]

Glad that you mentioned that, I've also wanted to know how to shoot a bank shot from every angle when I need it. Dude's bank shot is so underrated

[@elreiec1]

As a Nets fan, I loved having Bojan on our squad. He was always a terrific shooter and had great sense of where to be to get open looks.

[@Carlosjy7]

Nobody gonna say something about Utah having the Splash Uncles ( Bogdanovic + Ingles )

[@Ph.40Lowks]

Carlozz ingles isn’t that good

[@tyrann2926]

Ph.40 Lowk boy you crazy

[@nanox4]

Ph.40 Lowk he is

[@dameau6325]

That pump fake and fire is deadly

[@gdeus1376]

That j is a thang of beauty

[@derrickjohnson4719]

I miss him playing for the pacers.

[@Tobias.Harris]

My pants are tight rn

[@frostedfakes9570]

He is definitely a good fit for Utah

[@warrenstanley7637]

Tony Parker fantastic finisher

[@Coach_Vedo]

Babo Beretta is his nick name back here in Croatia

[@ASURAN24]

Looking at the Pacers for the past 2 seasons, they played to finish 2017-18 season above expectation by 3 games and 2018-19 season below expectations by 2 games. Overall, that should be better when he's playing alongside Donovan, Mike, Royce, and Rudy. Now that the Jazz are equipped with full arsenal to compete not just on the defensive end but on the offensive end, I think they should finish above expectation this upcoming season without a doubt. Quin Snyder should be relieved of his duties if his team can't have both a decent load management on players like Mike, Joe, and Rudy and make a deep run into the playoffs. I think if I were the GM, I would not accept anything less than a trip to the Finals. I expect Mike to play around 58 - 60 games in the regular season in order to have him play full-strength like Kawhi did in this past playoffs. While individual stats shouldn't matter as much, I expect Donovan to become a first-time all star and average ~27-28 ppg and Bojan will probably average 24-25 ppg because Dante, Mudiay, and NWG are not the Dennis Schroder to Jeff Teague (Mike Conley) comparison yet.

[@TheRafaelBond]

I love Bogey but if you expected 25 ppg you're delusional.

[@samgrandberry9866]

Who u got comin next ??

[@SportsSteadyTv]

a fucking sniper lol

[@Shpankyy]

JIMMY BUTLER NEXT

[@kennytheJETT]

Is it me or has his channel falling off?

[@SportsSteadyTv]

it's you.