Every Western contender got bigger, EXCEPT UTah

[Saint Cy of JFC]

I'm still not sure why the Jazz traded Koufos. I still think there's a player there, but even if he's not, he would've been a 7 foot body with some competence playing for a team that doesn't have one.

A 7 ft player who plays like he is 6'6.

 

[InGameStrategy]

I agree that giving up Koufos was a bit mixed. I do think that Koufos can become better than Collins, which is all that we could reasonably expect. I hope that Utah can land a minimum-salary third-stringer > KK2, because the pickings are now slim. It did look like Utah negotiated to get rid of Kouf, when they probably could've kept him.

 

[DWill_Gr8tness]

Koufus > Fes

all I can say is............ WOW!

 

[vj_74]

As long as the Jazz start Millsap and AJ, they wont be taller than last season's frontcourt, in fact shorter.
Memo has to get fully healthy and start alongside AJ. Until then we would be even shorter than last year.

 

[Harambe]

Screw you guys... the sky is falling.

I'm totally grabbing up all my Jazz Fandom stock and trading it in for Lakers stock. You guys should follow.

Holy ****! PEACE OUT!

 

[LifeOnaPlate]

I def. think Utah needs a bit more size. I like the team icons you put in your post. I think your overall point is misdirected, though.

 

[UB]

Koufos was NOT competent. He looked like a total ****** out there.

But his bitch-booming was impeccable. You must admit this much.

 

[NCJazz]

I'd be ok with Etan Thomas...if I remember right he had some good yrs there with WSH before his feud with Blatche and some injuries. Who else is an option? Elson, Mbenga, and our old friend Fort? What about Amundson, is he still unsigned?

Admundson is definitely a 4 and we need a center (besides think he might want to much money). Much rather go with the young Fes who still has upside than a guy on the downside of his career.

 

[beantastic]

But his bitch-booming was impeccable. You must admit this much.

I once saw him boom a bitch so hard it made my eyes water.... I swear those were not tears...