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I chose Knight on the survey, but only because I've been able to see him play against real competition recently. And he was amazing in the tournament. I do agree that Kanter is a better commodity as a big man if the Jazz can answer some of the question marks surrounding him.

Kanter sounds interesting, though I may be able to be talked into hopping aboard the "Knight" train. He's not a pass-first point, but he can handle and make shots. With Ty implementing a two-guard front offense, G-Time and Knight could wreak havoc on defenses who try to sag inward on the post...

This is my prediction: 1. Washington 2. Toronto 3. Minny

Walker would be the BPA, but I'm just not sold on him being content to live in Utah.

This was in a write-up from Jonathan Givony: "Standing 6-6 ½ when he arrived in Vilnius in February of 2007, Valanciunas has grown at least four inches since (I'm now 210 centimeters [almost 6-11] without shoes,” he informed us) and has slowly grown into his excellent frame. He's retained all of...

I suspect the last couple offseasons finally changed the Jazz free-agent philosophy forever. KOC learned that it's not worth the risk of getting nothing for valuable players who's contracts expire. Even role players like Darko are getting ridiculous offers. This is why DWill was traded and...

Interesting how AK and Ronnie Brewer are 5th and 6th in the entire NBA on that list. If the Jazz want to rebuild, they'll have to be terrible for a few years. What better way to not win a championship than with freakishly horrible defense? Keep Sap and the rest out on the court while drafting...

please let this be!

This is an NBA scout's opinion of DWill2 quoted in the Arizona Republic: Read more: https://www.azcentral.com/sports/asu/articles/2011/04/13/20110413pac-10-basketball-insider-draft.html#ixzz1JnQCGafv

If the Jazz slip, hopefully it's the Jazz causing the Jazz to slip...

Yes, yes and yes. KOC has to dump the baggage (AK, Elson, Price and Bell) so that coach Ty is forced to play and develop the young guys. Keeping a vet should only be done so he can mentor, not so he can start. Considering the relatively young ages of Millsap, Jefferson and Harris, they are...

Am I off base in thinking that Kemba is not coming to the SLC? KOC won't draft him due to his diminutive stature, shoot-first mentality and the fact is that the kid may prefer a more "urban" destination. Remember Marcus Williams (also from UConn)? See 1:05 of this Raptors Draft War Room...

Even with all the questions, Sene went 10th overall that year. I wouldn't assume Bismack will be there at 12 this year.

The fact that you don't have as much rep as some on here makes me wonder if something fishy is going on with some of those higher-rep folks.

Long time reader of this thread...first time poster in this particular thread (I think). The worst thing about CJ (besides the whole inconsistent/chucking thing) is that now that the Jazz are rebuilding, nobody likes the idea of drafting on potential. Perry Jones and the like are...

Just saw another vid of Bismack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2QFlV3Xn18&feature=related With that athleticism and motor at his young age, if he's interested in improving, he could be special. Sap and Al are only under contract two more seasons, so he could be the heir apparent.

I remember just shaking my head and saying something about it being a total KOC pick. So, who ya got this year Honz?

They still have an opening on Corbin's staff, so if I was a wannabe Jazz assistant coach (e.g., Karl Malone, John Stockton, Jim Boylen, whoever), I would get in touch with Millsap and arrange the use of a gymnasium this offseason. An unaffiliated coach and the new self-proclaimed team leader...

He seemed to stumble over his own feet after every play. The thing that made him look good was a point guard who put pressure on the defense and got the ball to a wide open Mirotic. Credit him for finishing though.

Could we please draft a point guard or two? If that had been Knight or Walker, or even Jimmer (please, no), the Jazz would have won.