framer
Well-Known Member
I mean Kanter openly asked to be traded, Trey was here for three years and wanted out, Trey Lyles might still be here if Denver hadn't given us DM... second rounders... really? Hood had to ask for a trade too... We waited on the Ricky, Favs, Rudy combo for about a year more than we should have. We err on the side of patience... it can be good and bad.
I'm not hating on either guy, but we should not put Bradley and Rudy in the same sentence... Picking up Bradley's option was a given if he was on the roster this year. He did enough to make the roster... lets see what he does this year.
I think in a lot of those cases the Jazz decided that they were done with the player before the player "demanded a trade." They really haven't been shy about moving on without a player that isn't fitting in with their "moneyball" equation. Sometimes they keep a player longer than they should until they find the piece that fits better. They don't trade for pieces that are lateral options. I really think that there is a role that is integral to their vision that Exum and Bradley fill.
I do think that they may view Muiday as a replacement for that Exum role, however.