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I was thinking that Millsap and Al would be traded landing Granger and Lillard. Does that help?

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Thoughts: Jazz don't give up a pick until 2014; do this trade after TOR takes a player at 8 for the Jazz (side-step the Steppien rule); PHI can keep their pick this year. They are giving up the best player, but they are also getting more cap flexibility this year and into the future for their...

I hate to deflate everyone's dreams, but Harden can sign an extension this summer. The Jazz or any other team might not even get the chance to make him an offer.

https://www.slcdunk.com/2012/6/12/3081024/how-to-apply-the-okc-method-of-building-a-contender-to-the-current The Trade Philadelphia 76ers receive: Paul Millsap, Linas Kleiza, Raja Bell, and Earl Watson. Toronto Raptors receive: Andre Iguodala, Devin Harris, 2012 #15 pick, and UT 2014...

I don't understand why everyone thinks that the current Bobcats management is the management of old. They hired Rich Cho (understudy of the Thunder GM) and he has say on all their moves now. I don't see getting #2 without giving up our young guys and taking back their worst contracts.

https://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/jazz/54297461-87/connor-draft-nos-round.html.csp Free link to the original story.

With regards to post #107 (Thriller), I've often thought that the offense that the Jazz ran this past season was a result of the lockout and showcasing Jefferson. The offense they ran was much simpler than trying to install a system that relies on lots of movement, passing and timing (along the...

If you actually looked at the trade you would see that Al goes to HOU. Also, I signed up months before you.

I know this is more of a compilation of a lot of ideas going around here lately, but I thought this trade (or least something based on this, picks/cash might have to be added) would represent a perfect off-season to me. https://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=7qxalnn Childress and...

https://www.slcdunk.com/2012/6/1/3056110/the-enes-is-an-absolute-beast-edition-the-downbeat-764?ref=yahoo See #2

Tyreke Evans?

Not sure if this has been brought up before, but is there a chance that we haven't seen the offense (and defense for that matter) that Ty really wants to run? Between the partial season last year and the craziness that was this past season, there wasn't much time to really put in an offense...

Are you sure that doesn't just apply to exceptions like the MLE?

Actually they split combinations. There are 14 balls and teams are given a specific number of combination based on 4 balls being drawn at a time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBA_Draft_Lottery

So far the names being thrown around have been: Rondo (highly unlikely), Calderon (he's 30 and there's no one to groom), Augustine (I'm taking Jack over him), Dragic (PHX gave him up when they knew they would need someone when Nash leaves) and Felton (has only played well in NY's system). So...

With all this PG discussion going on, I don't remember seeing Jack's name much. He was scoring, rebounding and distributing the ball well before he got hurt. He seems to be returning to action. I'm throwing this trade idea out there: Jack and Ariza for Harris, CJ and the worse of our 2 1st's in...

I thought I heard him being discussed the other day by Locke and he was being compared to AK. Thoughts on bringing him in as a FA to play the 3 and/or 2? 3 years for $10M too much? I think him and Watson would round out the roster nicely.

I know Bucher's opinion around here isn't worth much, but he has said on at least one occasion that the Jazz could have got more for Williams if they made it known he was available. I disagree, but can anyone come up with a better deal that isn't unrealistic?

Does anyone here want to see the Jazz trade Al? What is fair value for him? For example, IF Memo can play next year, is a deal based on Al for Granger realistic? What would make it good for both teams? Jazz save money the next two years, but have to take on an extra year with Granger's contract...