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Don't worry about it, he's going to be a DWolf. Now, how about that guy, BKnight2.

The FO will probably go for Kanter at 3 because they're going Jimmer at 12.

Didn't Harris have his best year with the Nets, and better numbers all around with NJ than with Dallas? Or was it all the losing with him at point?

Knight could be the next Devin Harris.

Now DWill is the Stackhouse to CP3's Jordan? Laughable hate. The Jazz traded a top 2/3 PG. A great player still entering his prime, not a diminishing contributor in your original post, and that's why the Jazz good assets in return. That's that.

Still can't hide the fact the Jazz traded a great player. In the first place, that's how the Jazz got good assets in return. Let's all just see how it all pans out when DWill isn't nursing a bum wrist half the season. Should be interesting.

Nope. Certainly not proof to your statement that it's mere arbitrariness only made to look stats more impressive that you were talking about. Averaging 19-22 and 9-11 the past 4 seasons is quite an achievement and not a sign of diminishing contribution.

Deron officially averaged 20-10 only this season. But, he's been very close in the 3 seasons previous to that: 18.8 ppg and 11.7 apg (missed by 1.2 ppg), 18.7 and 10.5 (1.3 ppg), 21.3 and 9.7 (0.3 apg). Clearly it's not just not a statistical fluke. Deron's been a 19-20 ppg and 10-11 apg the...

Like I said, the choice was match Wes or sign an oldie, post-injury but cheaper Bell. Sure, Wes isn't perfect but he has a lot of good qualities we all know, which makes him so much better than Bell and that's what matters. Old news but still can't stand all the revisionist history.

Should be obvious. Will spell out: Millers opted for cheaper Bell. Thanks. The draft comes before the free agent signings. So what you just said doesn't make sense. Doesn't work that way. Cap hit and actual salary (especially in the case of 'frontloading') are different. Matthews may have...

Did Millsap not want to play for the Jazz because he had also singed an offer sheet with Portland? Sure he obviously wanted as much money as he could but the reports back then were that Matthews was actually disappointed that the Jazz didn’t match. The Jazz situation was better for him as he...

The idea of the new no-elite PG ideology is just that. No. To. Them. So, given the choice of picking Deron Williams or Chris Paul at 3 in 2005, the Jazz shoulda gone for Martell Webster. Ergo, no problem with comments like "That's why I just signed for 3 years" or "Here's to Amare, Melo and...

And five inches shorter. The Jazz FO are going to take him with the NJ pick and will re-tell that story of how the crowd booed Stockton.

Jefferson's as good as gone. The owner doesn't like unhappy players.

Sign and trade is one way. Maybe then using AK's contract. Or Boozer's. Packaged with picks or whatever. That was for KOC to work out. But first you have to make players actually agree to go to Utah, which is what DWill says he tried to do.

Libya isn't another Iraq. It's more like Clinton's intervention in Bosnia but without ground troops. Right or wrong, it's more relevant being debated on those terms.

The prize committee was probably just so excited to be rid of that moron Bush.

Well, I've never seen anything that indicates Humphries had a bearing on the DWill trade at all. If that's what you think, okay, but from what I've read/heard as I've taken an interest in the Nets since Deron went there, there's nothing to indicate that the Nets thought that if they didn't have...

I expected Deron to make the Nets as-is a .500 team from the .300 team that Harris and Favors left it. He could exceed that. Having seen some of the games since Deron got traded to the Nets, tell you what, this streak doesn’t surprise me. As everybody knows, he has positively affected the Nets...

The reason the Nets were willing to part with Favors is still DWill. The Nets could've been left with say Jarron Collins in place of Hump and that wouldn't have stopped them from doing the trade.