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Most likely to be traded?

Which guy has the best chance of being traded?

  • Clarkson

    Votes: 2 4.3%
  • Bogey

    Votes: 21 45.7%
  • Ingles

    Votes: 3 6.5%
  • Favors

    Votes: 16 34.8%
  • O'Neale

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Conley (sign and trade)

    Votes: 4 8.7%

  • Total voters
    46

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I think there's a good chance all of these guy's are still in a Jazz uniform next season, but if one of them is dealt to add more length/athleticism and defense, who do you think it will be and why?
 
No one realistically. They will run it all back and overpay to keep Conley. Then they will draft a good backup big who could be had at pick 42.

It is the (Jazz) way.
 
Honestly, what is most likely is that no one is traded. But if someone is traded, it’ll be Bogey or Clarkson.

A trade becomes much more likely if Conley walks. It would be ******* insanity not to make a pivot if Conley leaves.

If no one is getting moved, there better at least be appropriate trimming at the end of the roster. Please—no more Morgan, Brantley, Thomas, or Oni. If there’s no trade, Niang should be gone too. If we trade Bogey, I might keep Niang around on the cheap.
 
Honestly, what is most likely is that no one is traded. But if someone is traded, it’ll be Bogey or Clarkson.

A trade becomes much more likely if Conley walks. It would be ******* insanity not to make a pivot if Conley leaves.

If no one is getting moved, there better at least be appropriate trimming at the end of the roster. Please—no more Morgan, Brantley, Thomas, or Oni. If there’s no trade, Niang should be gone too. If we trade Bogey, I might keep Niang around on the cheap.
One of these guys will be traded. If we bring Mike back other cuts will be made. If Mike looks to go elsewhere we will work out a sign and trade and at least get a TPE back.
 
Because of the overwhelming need, it's Favors. He is the most superfluous player in the rotation and he is paid an insane amount for his total contribution. They should (and I strongly suspect will) make it the 1b priority of the offseason (1a being retaining some value of Conley['s Bird Rights])*.

This is under the assumption that the team is going to try to run it back, but they're going to have to be smarter about the finances this year.

I suspect they package #30 with Favors to offload him into cap space, but I hope they find a way to get an early 2nd rounder somehow (I think one of OKC's early 2nd rounders may be had with cash).
 
Because of the overwhelming need, it's Favors. He is the most superfluous player in the rotation and he is paid an insane amount for his total contribution. They should (and I strongly suspect will) make it the 1b priority of the offseason (1a being retaining some value of Conley['s Bird Rights])*.

This is under the assumption that the team is going to try to run it back, but they're going to have to be smarter about the finances this year.

I suspect they package #30 with Favors to offload him into cap space, but I hope they find a way to get an early 2nd rounder somehow (I think one of OKC's early 2nd rounders may be had with cash).
*These are 1a and 1b because they are linked: the urgency in trading Favors increases astronomically if Conley is re-signed (or replaced via S&T).
 
Favors/pick to OKC for cap space.

Clarkson/30 to Boston for Smart.
You gotta be more specific on what pick might be sent to OKC in that deal (assuming #30 is used for something else) because - as we all know - the Jazz kinda don't have any (unless it's got weird conditionality).
 
Because of the overwhelming need, it's Favors. He is the most superfluous player in the rotation and he is paid an insane amount for his total contribution. They should (and I strongly suspect will) make it the 1b priority of the offseason (1a being retaining some value of Conley['s Bird Rights])*.

This is under the assumption that the team is going to try to run it back, but they're going to have to be smarter about the finances this year.

I suspect they package #30 with Favors to offload him into cap space, but I hope they find a way to get an early 2nd rounder somehow (I think one of OKC's early 2nd rounders may be had with cash).
Since this organization never sells high (and almost never buys low) and since Bogey is so important in creating the conditions for the 4-out, 3-point barrage, I don't think he is going anywhere.

A LOT of this hinges on whether Conley is back or not. If he's back, they're going to try to run the most important parts of it back (that is, without Favors). If he's gone, I think the organization is going to have to ask itself some tougher questions than how much money they want to spend sooner than they want to.
 
Oni / Favors / 30 and a second rounder for Smart.
 
Has to be Bogey because he is the only one on that list that gets real value in return except JC and there is no way to replace JC's bench production. I dont think the Jazz will trade Ingles and as much I liked Favs coming back it didnt work. I am not sure he has value in a trade unless he is packaged with someone that does have value.
 
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Bogey's averaged 20ppg last year on 17mil.

17ppg on 18mil this year.

Probably 15ppg on 19mil next year then 12ppg on 20mil in 2023.

Basically paying him more each year to get less production.

He's peaked as a player and it's all downhill from here. If we don't trade him this offseason, we might as well hold onto him cuz no team's gonna give us any meaningful assets to take on his salary the next two years.
 
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