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Vecenie and whoever the other guy is are at least thrilled about the whole draft for the Jazz.

Is there a useful place to follow the 2nd round? Or is it just uninteresting? Seeing as it's happening relatively early, it matches up well with watching a combined sunset and lightning show here in the south of Norway.

I'm not sure a border collie is the Dog™ kind of dog we're hoping for.

Hmm, how did that happen? It's Houston owning the Nets '25 pick, not Knicks (they do own the 2nd round pick, though).

They don't have their own pick until '28. They won't be (deliberately) tanking, I'm sure they'll load up on various fairly good players and put a team out there that will try to challenge for a play-in spot.

But future picks are fine?

They also have this year's 11th pick, as long as we wait for the draft to happen.

Jazz draft a French player.

https://jazzfanz.com/threads/gobert-for-sacramentos-8-and-baggage.29286/ Fun thread to read through.

And Donovan.

I think it sounds way too steep too, plus Cunningham is one year away from a very solid payday. We'd be giving up a bunch of players on rookie contracts.

I agree that it's been hard to watch Walker this season. He's just looked uninterested to me. Rookie season he was really entertaining, though, and I have hopes he can return to that player, but something needs to change. My brother, who I do think has a pretty keen eye for basketball talent...

Do you mean it feels like ACL, but is in fact tendinitis, or that tendinitis is the cause of the partially torn ACL?

I'm totally out on Isaac. Injury prone (averages 40 games per season) and I think he can very quickly be a dividing player in a group with his rather extreme views on various subjects (anti-vaxer, conservation Christian republican, etc).

We already have Tremendous Upside, is Ridiculous Upside considerably better?

Chose the rookies, but definitely eager to see what happens to Kessler as well.

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Hmm, I kinda forgot about Mike there, went with Alec, Dante and Rudy. Not sure who to replace, though.

It was, but the non-call on Ant's foul(s) on Kyrie not so long before was important too. The way they called the game, I don't think that missed foul was that egregious. But given the timing it was really important, obviously.

Mike Conley is a great FT shooter obviously, but I *never* trusted him to hit clutch FTs with the Jazz, not so this time either. I felt like every time (which wasn't _that_ often, to be fair) he got to the line down the stretch it would be 1/2.