While Utah Jazz draft picks Taylor Hendricks, Keyonte George, and Brice Sensabaugh were feeling good about getting introduced to the organization on Monday, they also expressed an eagerness to take the next steps in their NBA journey. TakeNote
While Taylor Hendricks, Keyonte George, and Brice Sensabaugh were feeling good about getting introduced to the organization, they’re also eager to take the next steps in their NBA journey.
Sensabaugh, who was selected at No. 28, acknowledged the wave of emotion that came after all the work he put in, all the cities he visited, and all the uncertainty about his future that lingered right up until the moment that commissioner Adam Silver announced his name at the podium in Brooklyn. The Baylor product already has put in a ton of work sculpting his body — something that general manager Justin Zanik pointed to in the aftermath of the draft. George noted that he was “blessed to have people in my circle that are willing to tell me the right things,” adding that their admonition enabled him to “get in elite-level shape.”
Hendricks, meanwhile, shed some light on the minor injury that Zanik said prevented the Central Florida forward from participating in an official workout for the team, saying that he had tweaked his hamstring but was now feeling great, and had actually just completed a workout on the ZBBC courts before coming to speak to the media, and that there was “no pain at all.”Whenever he gets to playing officially, he is eager to show that he can be a versatile and well-rounded player.
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