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If only Gallo could stay healthy... He would be amazing for the Jazz, and even if he gets injured again (which is bound to happen sooner or later) his contract only runs for 1 more season. Salary wise a trade Williams + Gallinari x Favors + Sefolosha + Neto works just fine, and the Jazz may not...

Not sure how Lou-Will would fit in terms of playing style considering the type of offense the Jazz run, but talent wise he would be a great addition with an excellent contract, and he'd definitely cover an area of need while being able to share the backcourt with both Rubio and Mitchell coming...

So what is it, is it 100% or is it not out of the question? Also, if you're going to talk about tough schedules you should look at what's ahead for both of those teams. The Jazz have the second weakest remaining SOS in the league and the weakest in the WC. The Lakers have the 8th strongest and...

I doubt anything will happen unless they can agree on a Conley deal, but you never know. There are some very obvious buyers and sellers this year. If the Cavs were open to trading Love for Favors, Sefolosha and a 1st, I think it would be a good move despite the 4 years remaining on KL's...

And that's perfectly fine. Even if you may not think the same should the Jazz be a worse team next year because they lack a proper PG, that's your opinion right now and you're entitled to it. I just don't think we should debate around hypotheticals that are really unlikely to happen, like the...

You've been saying the same for some time now, but neither of those things is happening. Rubio won't sign with the Jazz for 10M per year and he won't do it to come off the bench in the near future. That's not the reality of the market and that's clearly not his idea at this point in his career...

I can see him signing something around his current salary. 14M to 15M per year seems about right if he re-signs with the Jazz, while maybe some other team desperate for PG help can go a bit higher, into the 17M-18M range. There will be a pretty decent market next summer considering the cap spike...

He pretty obviously isn't. Not sure why anyone would think otherwise. In order for him to be on the trading block the Jazz would have to be actively seeking for a buyer, which is not what is happening. At all. The Jazz are willing to move him for an upgrade before the trade deadline, as they...

It's pretty ridiculous. Guy leads the team with a +30, gets 22-11 on 11 FGA, completely dissects the Hawks' defense and people still won't give him props or will only do so reluctantly, because... you know, he has the audacity to go under the screen against a 29% 3-pt shooter, probably following...

Well, it's 31yo Mike Conley at +32M for the next two and half seasons, or 28yo Rubio at 15M and the chance to re-sign him for about the same next summer (though I'm not sure how interested he will be in re-signing considering he may well be a trade candidate as soon as next season), giving the...

Just 2 games from the 3rd spot after the Thunder loss (and Utah's 5th win in a row and 7th in the last 8 games despite the injuries). It's almost like having an easier schedule would be conducive to more wins. Crazy to think after all that nonsense up until a couple weeks ago, right? Anyway...

Ricky's overcome the death of his coach (who he was very close with), his grandmother and his mother to cancer in the span of a year, and he's done it with a smile off the court and giving his all on it whether it was with the Wolves, the Spanish NT (he went to the Rio Olympics and won a medal...

That's pretty weak even for a one-liner. Try again.

Everybody needs to step up right now. Mitchell and Rubio need to do better and stop forcing shots that are not there. Ingles needs to do exactly the opposite, he needs to take his head out of his *** and start shooting the damn ball instead of being so freaking passive. Rudy needs to work on a...

I'd really like to see Mitchell take less ballhandling responsibilities, because right now not many great things are coming from him having the ball in his hands so often. He's taking too many ill-advised shots, going 1-on-3 for a layup (and missing) way too often and not passing the ball nearly...

He definitely hasn't looked like the Ricky from Minnesota (or earlier) in that regard since he joined the Jazz, except for a few games here and there. You can still see some eyes-on-the-back and thread-the-needle passes, but overall I think the system and his newfound aggressive style have...

Yet another game lost to some missed FTs and the ******* refs. What a disgrace of a job those guys are doing all season long.

I agree that those 2 for 12's and 0 for 8's happen too often. I am a huge Ricky fan and I get tired of it as well. But the analysis for why that is happening has to be deeper than what we've seen here so far. (Disclaimer: the rest of this post is not addressed at Candrew specifically, I'm not...

I did actually, I was already a member in the early 2000s. :D I don't remember too much from those times, but there was a sig on somebody's profile that for some reason stuck with me: - How do you like Marc Iavaroni? - Thanks, I've already eaten. Wonder if he's still around.

14-4-5 in 29 mpg over the last month (15 games) with a solid .554 TS%, good defense and top-notch effort. Second in the team in PPG over that span, first in assists, fourth in rebounds behind the 3 big men as a PG, second in +/-. The Jazz are back to winning. Jazzfanz is still bi****ng.