that you totally ignored my comment where I acknowledged Gobert obviously doesn't have Eaton's career numbers yet. Also, it funny that time has a way of making people think Eaton was better than he really was. He played a role and did affect games on the defensive end but for as much as he helped the Jazz on the defensive end, he hurt them on the offensive end. Eaton led the league in passes bouncing off his head. He still is the definition for the term 'hands of stone'.

You picked out Eaton's best year and I pointed out the Gobert's numbers THIS year are as good (actually better) as Eaton's that year. You might realize that if Gobert had the fortune of playing with better players like Eaton did. Gobert and Favors together are elite defensively. People would actually pay to come watch Gobert. Nobody would have done that just to see Eaton.