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I think KOC was way too eager to put veterans on the squad, and it's going to come back to bite him. Imagine getting a good rotation player like Kawhi Leonard in this draft. They would have been much further ahead next year with extra talent than experiencing the playoffs (a.k.a...

His new team next season will find out.

That was precisely my point...the draft is only as good as the player selected. The Jazz would have just picked a token white guy like Myers Leonard, and they would have been no better next season. On the other hand, if the Jazz were as well-run as the Spurs...

After Game 1, who wishes we had drafted Tony Parker (Raul Lopez) and Manu Ginobili (Quincy Lewis and Andrei Kirilenko)?

How much will Portland offer him?

Al is stuck in quicksand.

he likes the wacky weed too much. No way koc takes him. Burks was very high on their list.

Can we loan them a few of our players?

Exactly. The Jazz need more talent period. If they develop, then that's a great problem to have.

They just don't provide much trade value until next season when they are expiring contracts. That's it.

Coach Ty is losing on purpose while building the youngsters confidence. If the Jazz start winning these games, there goes the draft pick. Jazz just need effort from the youngsters and a serious influx of young talent this summer and next. I say keep it up Ty!

I would agree. I also suspect that any unrealistic playoff hopes will be smothered by then. It's imperative that KOC is not tempted to keep this team together as presently constituted in order to "make a run" in the playoffs.

I just want to see the young guys compete every night. I really think we need an influx of talent, so I don't even mind when Coach Ty puts the losers..I mean starters back in tho "finish" the game.

Just ran the sim again. For some reason, Ford has had the Kings taking QMiller if they land at #8, but otherwise he falls to the end of the lottery. In this scenario, the Jazz still take CZeller at 9, but take TWroten Jr. at 14? Does Ford compile his lists from team “sources” rather than...

David Locke, is that you?

I can't believe people continue to blame NBA officiating for their team's own shortcomings. The Jazz just should have dominated the game from the beginning by not ever missing any shots and then just stomped on their opponents neck by stealing the ball from them whenever the Clippers inbounded...

The only deal I would probably do with Boston: Boston is $8 million dollars above the Luxury Tax threshold. This means they must pay an additional $8M in taxes, plus they will not receive the dividends paid to the non-tax payers. If Boston were to dump, say a Ray Allen and his $10M expiring...

Trade him and his expiring deal for some kind of asset.

Just wait 'til Portland's Jeremy Evans breaks out next season.

Would Teague be available at the Jazz's 2nd rounder in the thirties?