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If we end up with the third-worst record, we’re almost certain to get one of those six players you mentioned because then our odds of falling below the sixth pick are only 7%. But if we end up with the fourth-worst record, the odds of falling below the sixth pick are 19%. In other words, we...

I hear you. Personally, I love following these draft prospects. The Jazz are in a great position to become a top team if we play our cards right. To me, that means trading the vets except for Lauri in the offseason and tanking with our young guys for another year for the 2026 draft. We have a...

Peterson is a powerhouse.

Well done, fish. You r-jinxed it. Worked great. Should we get after the Wizards now?

It's baby steps, but Cody is beginning to turn the corner.

RIP View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id_UYLPSn6U

Good stuff guys. It’s all about the win-loss record and draft prospects for us now. We finally have a shot at a high pick. Can’t screw this up now.

NOP won tonight. We have to take advantage of that. Why are we in the lead?

I’ve got a morning hangover from beating the Lakers last night. Time to hit the pedal to the metal again.

All right. Lakers got their asses whipped tonight. Not gonna complain about this one.

Lauri showing some muscle tonight.

Clarkson has left wide-open 3-point shooters unnoticed way too often again tonight.

Collier is terrific again.

I'm not "hyper-fixated" on anything. I've seen this same discussion so many times over the years that it's become tiresome. I'll move on.

Looks like you still don’t get it. It makes no sense to say that a team shouldn’t tank because this and that player has been selected with a low pick before. You compare apples and oranges. If we don't tank, it doesn’t mean we get all the picks outside the top 5.

Your logic is puzzling here. You compare the number one picks against all the picks outside the top 5 picks over 10 years. If we don’t look beyond the 1st round, that means 10 first-round picks (#1) compared to 250 first-round picks (#6-30). That is a huge difference and should be no surprise...

Right, he's such a gifted passer he makes passes even when he doesn't pass.

Yeah, PGs who can pass and shoot simultaneously

In your post, you assume that young Collier, who has just started in the NBA, will not improve as a player. Also, your claim that the era of pass-first PGs is over is baloney. But as always on this board, you just had to come up with a negative take, didn’t you? No one knows yet what Collier...

Thanks for the clip. Terrific passes from Collier.