Howard is NOT in the team's medium to long term plans. Just the way it is.
Extending Howard?
- Thread starter zbone
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I'm starting to fantasize that the Jazz will trade Howard to the Bulls for the guy with the highest PER in the league:
https://insider.espn.go.com/nba/hol....com/nba/hollinger/statistics?qualified=false
https://insider.espn.go.com/nba/hol....com/nba/hollinger/statistics?qualified=false
Gyp Rosetti
Banned
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I consider Marquette to be one of the premiere colleges in the country as far as maximizing player abilities, getting them to compete night in and night out, getting them to be multi-dimensional, play within the confines of a team, and in short, teach them. Excellent program.
I consider Marquette to be one of the premiere colleges in the country as far as maximizing player abilities, getting them to compete night in and night out, getting them to be multi-dimensional, play within the confines of a team, and in short, teach them. Excellent program.
DutchJazzer
Banned
i say let raja go keep howard
howard and watson can be the veteran precense
howard and watson can be the veteran precense
****ing heartbreaking, bro.
Chargers Jazz Angels
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I didnt mind the signing was indifferent. I have been a fan of Howard coming out of college. He is who I wanted the jazz to draft that year instead of pavlovic.
Brown Notes
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Howard lookin' good. He ought to be starting tomorrow.
cctrackstar
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I was against the signing, more because of his off court issues than for what he would do to the rookies. And it's not all roses, he's a bit of a black hole.
Having said that, he at over 30 is one of the most athletic players on the team, which surprises me for a previously badly injured vet, and he can absolutely create his own shot, which is something even less can do. He still has enough left to give him a reasonable 2 to 3 year extension if he is willing to keep the per year down. Even better would be a flat or descending contract. That way the last year where his speed declines wouldn't hurt as much
I am a believer in minutes played more than I am years old in judging players. I don't know how high his minutes played is, but the time he lost due to injury won't push that back, so he's really a year or two younger basketball wise than his age would let on.
Having said that, he at over 30 is one of the most athletic players on the team, which surprises me for a previously badly injured vet, and he can absolutely create his own shot, which is something even less can do. He still has enough left to give him a reasonable 2 to 3 year extension if he is willing to keep the per year down. Even better would be a flat or descending contract. That way the last year where his speed declines wouldn't hurt as much
I am a believer in minutes played more than I am years old in judging players. I don't know how high his minutes played is, but the time he lost due to injury won't push that back, so he's really a year or two younger basketball wise than his age would let on.