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neither enes nor alec are locks to live up to their potential, but if they both hit it, kanter will be far more valuable. scoring wings are an easier commodity in the NBA. a huge, immovable, defensive big man with good feet and a mid-range jumper is a pretty awesome commodity. i can see voting...

maybe, just feels weird to change the game in a very selective and arbitrary way now that we're 2/3 of the way done. if it were my game, i'd finish out with the five, but i guess UGLI can do whatever he wants.

i'd rather have memo as the 4th big in a rotation of favors-sap-kanter-memo than have al as the 1st big in a rotation of al-favors-sap-kanter. but that's just me. either way, it's not happening.

i wouldn't put the GS pick in. if you do, then it seems like you have to put the jazz's own pick in there, and then do you include 2nds as well? i think this is about players, and starting to add everything that could be considered an asset just confuses the whole game. for example...

adrian dantley was not only the face of the franchise for several years and a source of controversy for years after... he was also part of one of the longer trains of traded players ever... a string that lasted almost a quarter century. - the jazz signed gail goodrich in 1976. - later that...

me too. burks is next, then kanter. favors is last. still haven't decided if it's hayward-sap or sap-hayward at 2 and 3. probably sap first, leaving g-time and favors last... but i'm not sure.

ok, so if mo is such as asset, why didn't dallas keep him in that trade and then flip him, or better yet, use him in a S&T to GET deron williams? for that matter, if he's such a valuable piece, why did he get traded to a team for absolutely nothing - oh, excuse me, for the right to swap tadija...

that's not how i'm voting. alec will be my next vote (after round 10)

yeah but how often do we have to re-explain the joke to some of the many members who haven't heard it yet or don't know what the joke is? and, how many of those 600 members are at any given jazz game?

at the point the clippers traded that pick, they were pretty much locked into the 7-11 range. then the cavs got extremely lucky -- as in, 28 chances out of 1,000 lucky -- and suddenly they had traded mo for a top pick.

exaggeration. he was traded for a future draft pick, only that that clippers weren't smart enough to protect that pick. they only had a 2.8% chance at the top pick. so it would be more accurate to say that mo was traded WITH jamario moon and the obligation of paying baron davis... for a 2.8%...

didn't realize he was so young... graduated just 4 years ago, so when he's working with vets he'll basically be talking to guys who are much older than him. not that that really matters -- when i was 23 i was made the leader of a team that included people aged 20 through 70 and i did fine. just...

mo's the easy choice here. it's our fringe-allstar current best player, the core of 4 young sexy beasts, and mo. he's easily the odd man out. i would've booted him before marvin.

yeah, again... i'm not saying i don't believe you... i just don't think this guy is in ty's head enough to say that there's a 100% likelihood of anything with 2-a-days still a week away.

crap, beat me to it.

i didn't know he was into art.

only like 50 people on the planet would get that joke.

as monday approaches, we only have more leverage. the closer braille gets to actually missing a chance to play with his hypothetical new team, the more likely he is to play nice and facilitate whatever next steps have to happen to finalize his divorce from the jazz. the jazz have absolutely no...

i actually think a lot of people OVERRATE mo's PG skills, precisely because of where he's been. in chronological order: - he absolutely sucked in his rookie season. ok, he was a rookie, and ok, he didn't have a consistent role. but he shot 38% and had a single-digit PER, and averaged as many...

a-friggin-men marvin has a chance to be good here. worst-case scenario, he'll be better than josh howard at the role of sometimes-starter-slash-aggressive-bench-scoring-wing.