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-This is a long offseason. I live in at George so it's also very hot outside too. Can't wait till Twilight of October/early November. Gonna get cool weather and Jazz basketball back. -I went to the Vegas summer league last Saturday. I saw Howard Eisley, John Malkovich and Jeff Hornacek...

Who is he who shall not be named? Oh shoot... I've just become "that guy" haven't I?

At times, he reminds me of Boozer out there. Gonna drive me crazy. The way he sets his arms and hands when waiting for the ball. Things like that look a hell of a lot like Boozer. He sure looks like an NBA player though. No doubt bout that.

Your approach is interesting. Perhaps just my upbringing but it's a bit flippant. Don't get me wrong; I applaud your effort to facilitate a feeling of ease and light heartedness, but for most members of the church, I think this approach feels too careless and crude.

It sounds like Jazz Lurker could potentially have hard feelings against the church. Packer was definately old school, but I think the word bigot is too strong. The bible pretty plainly denounces homosexuality and if you believe in the bible then you would acknowledge it as against the laws of...

Lindsey did not draft any of them. So you must be talkin bout contracts. I'd say Hayward got paid the most he could make so we can't sing praises to him for Gtime. Agree on Favors. Not sure on Burks yet. Let's see how he does next year.

What happened to you as a child? It must have been terrible... Pretty sure you are one of those people who always finds fault with others. Always trying to bring others down to compensate for your own deficiencies or incompetence. Never understood your kind. I'm just not wired that way at all...

I put down major money for the Jazz to make the playoffs next year.

In light of all the Free agency as well as the aging of star players and the development of our young guys, I think this is a very interesting question. This will change obviously with news, but here is my WC rankings, as of July 1. 1-Warriors 2-Clippers 3-Thunder 4-Spurs 5-Grizzlies 6-Rockets...

After hearing Lindsey's interview via 1280 the zone, it's pretty clear why we drafted Lyles. DL believes he can be a play making 4. Seems we like him a lot. DL uttered phrases like "He's a coaches dream," and " He can really make plays at the PF position," and "You will be pleasantly surprised...

Yeah PKM. Just lay it all out there. I value your opinion slightly less than Locke's but slightly more than Jalen Rose's opinion. Elucidate on the value and Fit of this one surnamed Lyles.

Hayward is really good. He was a top 30 player this last season.

Lyles has really good length too. Seems like you are forgetting that. Also, league is moving toward a playmaking 4. Lyles could be that guy.

Please don't be racist.

People keep saying trade Hayward for assets. Or Hood is better. To those individuals I say "What the hell is wrong with you?" 1-Hayward is better than Hood right now. Hayward is damn good. He was a top 30 player in the NBA last year. To those that say Hood is better now, you are a bunch of...

How old was Houston in his rookie year though? That likely plays a huge factor.

Johnson is built like a tank and he's only like 19. Plus, his wing span is almost identical to LeBron's and he's 2 inches shorter. I will concede that his standing reach is 4 inches shorter than LeBron's. Didn't Barkley, at 6'6 (same as Johnson) dominate at the 4 position being a big beefy 4...

Shoooooooooot. I will be strong advocate of the "No trade thread" It's not really conducive to "my game"

The Jazz need to trade everything and anything but Hayward, Gobert, Favors, Burks, Exum, and Hood, for Stanly Johnson. I think, the way the NBA is going, Stanly Johnson could end up very valuable. He could end up, as Zach Lowe as so astutely promulgated and written about, as a "Play Making...

I think that would get us the 9th pick. If it meant getting Stanley Johnson, I would do it in a heart beat. I think Johnson will go around 7 or 8 though. That said, I would trade our first rounder next year unprotected, along for everything you have ponied up above, for Stanley Johnson.