Utah Jazz: Enes Kanter shows game Jazz already knew he had

Second-year center Kanter shows game that Jazz already knew he had.

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His in-game performances, Corbin said, weren’t indicative of his overall improvement.

"I see a lot more, than you see in the games, in practice," Corbin said. "One of the great things we’re seeing from him now in the games is transferring from practice."

So while Corbin was impressed by Kanter’s recent explosion, maybe even surprised, he was far from knocked over.

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