NAOS
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are your hormone levels ok? You are so incredibly prone to swoons and mood changes that I'm thinking of putting you on suicide watch. I'd prefer it, though, if you'd just delete your account.
Players I don't want on this team next season
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are your hormone levels ok? You are so incredibly prone to swoons and mood changes that I'm thinking of putting you on suicide watch. I'd prefer it, though, if you'd just delete your account.
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This is what I have been saying.
Great job on this rebuild. Now just have keep it together.
stormkoopacv03
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Probably Burks, Diaw and Mack. We need another very good player to push us over that hump in the playoffs. Resign Hayward and maybe Hill as well, depending on the asking price that is. I still like Alec Burks but he hasn't really played nor helped the team. We needed him in the playoffs too but it was a no go.
akirac73
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I'm okay Mom. Thanks for checking up on me tho...
I was disappointed by Hood's overall playoff performance, but wow.. some people just seem to over react. Considering his contract for 2016/17 was $1,406,520.. He was asked to do a lot for the team during the season... Anyone who wants to get rid of him next year must have a few cogs loose in the head..
Heck..he was paid less than Lyles.. and even Exum and Mack got paid almost double as much. I think the OP needs to rethink his position on Hood and show some appreciation...
Heck..he was paid less than Lyles.. and even Exum and Mack got paid almost double as much. I think the OP needs to rethink his position on Hood and show some appreciation...
NAOS
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ok. Your reaction to Hood's answer is ****ing ridiculous, though. Let's get that straight, at least.
mellow
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Players I don't want to see on the Jazz next season:
Ron artest- he is really old, but still unstable.
Rodger Bail- never liked him
Matt Barnes- too much drama for such a little game
Birdman- ugly tats and that child predator thing.
Omari Caspi - I thought I did until the whole ugly Ingles incident.
Kevin Durrant- a soulless front running band wagoner who single handedly did more damage to the NBA than anything since the malice in the palace.
Joel Embid-no more toe injuries.
Patricio Garino-I just don't think he is an NBA player.
Ben betil ( he had a league worst-.438 WS/48
Salah Mejri Who had 6 fouls in 6 minutes for Dallas
Allen crabbed who played two games (ave 28 minutes)last season where he did not record a single assist, rebound, steal or block.
Ron artest- he is really old, but still unstable.
Rodger Bail- never liked him
Matt Barnes- too much drama for such a little game
Birdman- ugly tats and that child predator thing.
Omari Caspi - I thought I did until the whole ugly Ingles incident.
Kevin Durrant- a soulless front running band wagoner who single handedly did more damage to the NBA than anything since the malice in the palace.
Joel Embid-no more toe injuries.
Patricio Garino-I just don't think he is an NBA player.
Ben betil ( he had a league worst-.438 WS/48
Salah Mejri Who had 6 fouls in 6 minutes for Dallas
Allen crabbed who played two games (ave 28 minutes)last season where he did not record a single assist, rebound, steal or block.
karl malone
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Neto, Hayward, Ingles (on a reasonable contract), Johnson, Bolomboy, Gobert, & Whithey should all be retained.
The only way I would bring back Hill is if he significantly lowers his asking price (highly unlikely) or if it's absolutely necessary in order to retain Hayward. Which, even then, would be a tough decision as I'm not entirely convinced it would be the right move, long term.
Exum/Hood/Burks/Favors/Lyles/draft picks being on the roster should be dependant on what kind of haul they could potentially bring in if packaged.
If Exum were to be traded (although it'd have to be in the right deal as I believe his potential likely far outweighs his current trade value--same as Lyles to a lesser extent), I would be okay with retaining Mack. But acquiring a stop-gap PG should be the higher priority (assuming we don't re-sign Hill).
The primary focus of this off-season needs be retaining Hayward & acquiring a 3rd star (although we may currently lack the necessary assets to do so). The rest of the roster will likely be determined by the outcome of those two scenarios.
The only way I would bring back Hill is if he significantly lowers his asking price (highly unlikely) or if it's absolutely necessary in order to retain Hayward. Which, even then, would be a tough decision as I'm not entirely convinced it would be the right move, long term.
Exum/Hood/Burks/Favors/Lyles/draft picks being on the roster should be dependant on what kind of haul they could potentially bring in if packaged.
If Exum were to be traded (although it'd have to be in the right deal as I believe his potential likely far outweighs his current trade value--same as Lyles to a lesser extent), I would be okay with retaining Mack. But acquiring a stop-gap PG should be the higher priority (assuming we don't re-sign Hill).
The primary focus of this off-season needs be retaining Hayward & acquiring a 3rd star (although we may currently lack the necessary assets to do so). The rest of the roster will likely be determined by the outcome of those two scenarios.
That's a funny list. Although, we could win it all with Durant. I would take him. Also Joel Embid if a health risk but imagine him healthy next to Gobert. That would be the best big man combo in the league and a handful for any team including GS to deal with. But that's if he is ever healthy...