We’re in the “find out” stages where we realize how hard it is to land one really good player, to say nothing of two, and there’s not some magical mushroom pathway where we get on this conveyor belt with two young stars on good contracts and a war chest of assets to build around them. We'll have to bust our asses just to break even on being able to just get where we were (if we can).
Damn that’s a good idea we should do that
He’s an expiring contract and he can’t be extended and traded in the same transaction (but I don’t know much about extension rules).
Nay, three times!
Actually wouldn't be shocked by a Collins/Johnson swap where Utah puts a first in
I’d welcome the second round pick.
He does that help us?
Yeah... I am worried we do a mid trade with Nets for DFS or Johnson... or both.
Gets us from 28 wins to 34 maybe... we want to avoid the top 8 picks... have you noticed only ****** teams draft that high. Its a disturbing trend no one talks about.
The Jazz officially devalued picks after their record haul that has so far amounted to jack ****. Teams are seeing that picks are like german marks during their depression. It takes a wheelbarrow full of them to make anything meaningful.
Only if we pick a SF in the draft first, so he wouldn't have to play this year.
Johnson is really good
And it would serve no purpose to any larger goal. It’d be like Steve Martin and John Candy stranded in the Midwest, trying to get back to Chicago. Steve Martin is trying to route them on a couple train options back with their limited cash. John Candy comes back saying he bought neck pillows.
