Hearsky
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Don't play with our hearts like that.I'll never post on here again if we trade Don and the best player we get back is a worse asset/player than Jarred Vanderbilt.
Don't play with our hearts like that.I'll never post on here again if we trade Don and the best player we get back is a worse asset/player than Jarred Vanderbilt.
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Don wearing the previous era Jazz colors in a pickup game in Louisville.
With Bam Adebayo...
Hmm...
Trust me on this: You are dramatically underestimating the value of 1st round picks.In the short term Beasley/Beverly could be but to suggest we got some crazy return for Rudy is kinda funny when other teams got similar draft capital and top tier young prospects in similar trades and the best player we received is Vanderbilt.
The draft capital is nice but it's an unknown. The team didn't receive any building blocks now or going forward. If the picks all end up being late 1st rounders then what? I'm done going back and forth with you, your hate for Don is a little strange but you should get over it since he's the franchise player we chose to build around.So honest question, in your view, is it widely regarded that the Jazz won this trade and that most well regarded journalists are blown away by what we got for Rudy?
Next, are they all wrong?
Based on your track record of stable and unwavering goal posts I’m sure you will be very honest in your assessment.I'll never post on here again if we trade Don and the best player we get back is a worse asset/player than Jarred Vanderbilt.
You can use those picks to draft guys who in a best case scenario become a franchise player such as Ingram/SGA have been for the teams that traded away their star.Trust me on this: You are dramatically underestimating the value of 1st round picks.
You didn’t answer one portion of the question though.The draft capital is nice but it's an unknown. The team didn't receive any building blocks now or going forward. If the picks all end up being late 1st rounders then what? I'm done going back and forth with you, your hate for Don is a little strange but you should get over it since he's the franchise player we chose to build around.
What does dragging down the face of the Utah Jazz do for you? Don is our guy, Rudy is a T-Wolf now.Based on your track record of stable and unwavering goal posts I’m sure you will be very honest in your assessment.
Or you can package them for a solid return. Lots of flexibility.You can use those picks to draft guys who in a best case scenario become a franchise player such as Ingram/SGA have been for the teams that traded away their star.
We got an A+ because no one values Rudy like you all do here and were amazed we dumped his contract and got back draft capital.You didn’t answer one portion of the question though.
You’re elite at evading honest debate.What does dragging down the face of the Utah Jazz do for you? Don is our guy, Rudy is a T-Wolf now.
You're being deliberately obtuse.We got an A+ because no one values Rudy like you all do here and were amazed we dumped his contract and got back draft capital.
And then, were those people wrong?We got an A+ because no one values Rudy like you all do here and were amazed we dumped his contract and got back draft capital.
Don will get back value in a trade, I'd bet he brings back a way better young player then we got in the Rudy deal, probably less draft picks though.You’re elite at evading honest debate.
Again, never change.
Do you think the player(s) we get back for Donovan will be better than Vanderbilt? I'd imagine so unless you value him more then someone like RJ Barrett or Tyler Herro.And then, were those people wrong?
You think that's all we'd get back? If we get less back for Don then Rudy, I'll admit it. But I'd imagine we'll get back a good young player for Donovan, we didn't for Rudy.If the Jazz traded Mitchell for Herro Robinsion and a future protected 1st, YoungJefe would claim it was a better return than the Gobert trade because Herro is better than Vanderbilt.