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funny that the first play on there was actually waved off as an offensive foul. funny that they found one dunk by al jefferson and then played it 5 times to make him look really good. funny that, other than that, mostly he only appears hugging and congratulating other players on their big...

my response to this idea remains the same: if we're trying to limit al's exposure to opposing starting units, then that makes it pretty clear that he's not starter-caliber.

agree with just about everything here. i think the jazz will be looking for a combination of future picks and rotation players (not necessarily stars) in an al trade. i still love my houston-toronto-utah trade idea. jazz get jose calderon and terrence jones/royce white in exchange for al...

how do you know they didn't already?

sounds like there are visa issues, so he won't be coming this week. stein made it sound like that was going to hurt his chances of making the team. i, for one, am on board, even if he doesn't get here til mid-month. hell knows we could use a true playmaker, and if he's comfortable in P&R...

or we can make a jazzfanz road trip down to oakland. i'll bring the haribo gummy frogs.

dip, i won't go point for point on the "we are not better without al" claim -- although i could, and then this thread would become another 8-page diatribe on the breakdown of al jefferson as a player... what i will say is that we are going to be better in 3 years if favors is a star, and he'll...

hey, snarky and condescending is usually my thing, colton. :P besides, i would feel more sheepish if a dozen other people didn't also come in and say they didn't figure it out.

yep, kobe bean bryant.

i'm thinking kobe.

the atlantic =/= best buy.

i don't think the jazz are making it easy for him... raja's the guy who's about to start missing an opportunity to play and extend his career. this is the best thing the jazz could do, both from a chemistry standpoint and a leverage standpoint. also, keon wasn't "working his way back." he...

hey, paul was horrible in that series. so was hayward. the spurs knew that those are two guys who the team depended on. they knew they could still give al his 18 attempts and 20 points without it helping the jazz O in any way, but they also knew that if hayward and millsap got comfortable, the...

count me among those that got the voting wrong. i've never seen a single full episode of survivor, so how would i know ugli was going to change the voting around all of the sudden after 14 rounds done the same way? weird. anyway, my vote SHOULD have been for favors, and this was an easy one...

rubio is, at the same time, hugely exciting and very overrated.

yeah, it's interesting, but it still addresses just one area of his game -- penetration. i don't really need an 1800-word article and a multi-camera study to tell me that lawson is one of the best penetrating guards in the business. he's still not a top 10 PG in overall terms.

that's how i think about it. i'm guardedly optimistic about marvin, but i think that might be an underrated acquisition. and you know how i feel about paul. we probably won't win a title if paul is our best player, but if enough of the young guys pan out that paul can be paul, we can be very...

the argument for paul over hayward: paul is more proven, and has gotten better every year. he's been our best player for the last two seasons. he has a clutch mode that, while it doesn't occur terribly often, puts him on a completely other plane from others. thorpe and abbott say he's a top 20...

josh howard or tmac? that's like asking if i'd rather have my girlfriend cheat on me with dick cheney or roseanne barr.

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