Tony Jones said the Jazz aren’t looking to trade Mitchell either. If you choose to believe Andy vs those two that’s fine. I wouldn’t be surprised if we did trade him but your argument is invalid.
My argument is invalid? Mitchell has been included in advanced trade discussions with Miami, New York and Brooklyn. This has been reported independently by people in NY and PHX. Mitchell could be gone within a matter of days. That doesn't happen unless the Jazz are trying to move him.
Jazz won't move Mitchell unless they get a massive return for him. Until that happens, he's our guy and that's what the Jazz are telling people. However, the Jazz are actively looking to make that deal.
Tony told us nothing was imminent on Rudy too.Tony Jones said the Jazz aren’t looking to trade Mitchell either. If you choose to believe Andy vs those two that’s fine. I wouldn’t be surprised if we did trade him but your argument is invalid.
My point is - 20/10 in and of itself means close to nothing. You don't know what stands behind it and what comes with it, besides the guy is big and can score. Noone is contesting that Ayton is big and can score. The question is - can he be the(or at least one of the) driving force(s) behind a winning team and is he worth giving up potentially valuable assets on a team that's very likely to be rebuilding within the next year?I think the premise of your argument is dumb because all of those guys are good players. You basically are saying if they put those numbers up on a bad team they aren’t good players or it doesn’t mean anything which is just wrong.
Which adds to the evidence that he quit on the teams. The quarters were seldom. I thought he turned a corner during mid season after he came back from an injury. Played great defense for like 2-3 games. Then, just punked out.I did but I also saw quarters where Donovan played great defense. Go read the game threads people were praising it.
Yet surely my posts regarding the applicability of empiricist philosophy to JazzFanz analysis has elevated me to the upper realms of your favorite posters.The sad part is @stitches legit used to be one of my favorite posters and best posters on this site year in and year out. Then he became obsessed with hating on Donovan and he has become a complete **** poster.
Tony told us nothing was imminent on Rudy too.
I think they are taking all the calls… but maybe putting the Knicks on hold. It’s a tricky situation between Don, NY, and Woj.
I hope they move him because 12 months of Don trade rumors is going to hang over this new iteration. If the KD trade goes down and Donovan isn’t included or we get Ayton… then I will start to believe they are really retooling around him. As it stands our roster is this weird mess half baked thing… so there will be more moves… just like Windy those moves will tell us what the Jazz are thinking.
We will… Mitchell is a good player and Ainge is good at his job, or at least this aspect of it.If we get a godfather offer for Donovan I would be ecstatic.
My point is - 20/10 in and of itself means close to nothing. You don't know what stands behind it and what comes with it, besides the guy is big and can score. Noone is contesting that Ayton is big and can score. The question is - can he be the(or at least one of the) driving force(s) behind a winning team and is he worth giving up potentially valuable assets on a team that's very likely to be rebuilding within the next year?
Yet surely my posts regarding the applicability of empiricist philosophy to JazzFanz analysis has elevated me to the upper realms of your favorite posters.
Agreed the first 10,000 posts were bearable but uncomfortable, now they are old. Let it go Rudy is gone and for all we know Don could be tooAll this DM vs Rudy drama is wrecking this thread. Now I want the Jazz to trade DM too just so all the bickering and drama surrounding them goes away. Geez people let it go.
You would note that even in the posts you quote(which I still stand 100% behind), I say I don't hate Donovan. I just don't trust him and I have some resentment for the way he's been treating this team and Gobert for the last 2 years +,I’m going to trust what this guy has to say about Donovan lol.
You would note that even in the posts you quote(which I still stand 100% behind), I say I don't hate Donovan. I just don't trust him and I have some resentment for the way he's been treating this team and Gobert for the last 2 years +,
Well, what Bogey did wasn't just for a quarter. He guarded Kawhi, he guarded Brunson and Doncic for the whole game.I did but I also saw quarters where Donovan played great defense. Go read the game threads people were praising it.
It was telling he wasn’t invited to the new uniform reveal.Okay, let me ask you -- why do you think the Jazz are actively trying to trade Donovan before he's had even one practice with the new coach? Isn't he supposed to be our star player? Isn't he supposed to be the guy that we're building around for the next 3 years?
Hey… that hurts… I kid. To start the season he seemed more active with that… which is an improvement over completely unengaged.Well, what Bogey did wasn't just for a quarter. He guarded Kawhi, he guarded Brunson and Doncic for the whole game.
What I remember from Don is people conflating his steals with the idea that he was improving defensively. There were some hopeful few who thought since he sucked defensively, gambling for deflections and steals would help the Jazz.
The more we find out about the locker room issues the more bizarre it becums.Didn't come to pull parties