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BUM BUTLER waived

Doc Cherno said:
I’m a bit surprised. I think most people are underselling Dok, though, and they must’ve felt Butler’s peak a wasn’t far off. Hard to get too excited about the stability of the current roster anyway. I’m sure there will be several more changes coming before we have a stable core.
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Yes, the current core roster should be refined. Do you think Dok can do even better? I think he's already at a sufficient height, but in principle he could be better, but not by much, I think. However, it all depends on the guy himself.
 
RiderJake said:
Yes, the current core roster should be refined. Do you think Dok can do even better? I think he's already at a sufficient height, but in principle he could be better, but not by much, I think. However, it all depends on the guy himself.
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At this point I believe Kessler has the higher ceiling, but Dok has a great beast mode and motor that will surprise some folks if he can stay healthy and get some minutes.
 
HeatCheck said:
Jazz have until Oct 31st to either pick up or decline the 3rd year options for both Bolmaro and Dok.
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Dok is an easy no… his money is much bigger and i think he is minimum guy or possibly out of the league if he can’t stay somewhat healthy.
 
HeatCheck said:
Jazz have until Oct 31st to either pick up or decline the 3rd year options for both Bolmaro and Dok.
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It would be insanely miserly to not pick up Bolmaro's option.

It is madness to me that a team near the salary floor would not pickup a rookie-scale player's option. Either that means the owner is truly just penny-pinching, or they just flat-out don't believe in a prospect at all, such that they aren't even worth a roster spot. I think the cost to find out if Bolmaro becomes a useful piece is negligible, but I flat-out don't believe in Dok.
 
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