I believe he's not in the long term plans of the Jazz, and will be moved when they feel Kanter or Favors are ready to step in.
Trade Big Al?
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Brown Notes
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Without AJ there will be 2 guys on the roster to play the 5, and one of them also has to back up the 4. We are not super deep in bigs anymore, although as it turns out Okur can't play anyways.
Also without Al there will be serious growing pains having no real go-to guy that can reliably create scoring opportunities.
No, thanks. Maybe next year.
Also without Al there will be serious growing pains having no real go-to guy that can reliably create scoring opportunities.
No, thanks. Maybe next year.
Al could be a great offensive player, if he didn't hold onto to the ball so long before going into his move, and of course, if he recognized the double team quicker. But he was the reason we lost last night. We went to him several times in a row late in the game and got nothing. Bynum's length bothered him; this is where his bball IQ hurts him and the team.
He better not, i cant imagine a future with Big Al
HipHopAnonymous
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Wings are generally easier to find than quality big men?
Not for Utah over the past 25 years.
TheSilencer1313
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All the more reason to involve him in a trade. Teams looking for an expiring contract player anyone?
TheSilencer1313
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Such a true comment.
And even if the Jazz ever had a decent wing player, they groom them..... then trade them away.
BluesRocker
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I cant take another season watching another Al lead team.
t.work
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This (times a million). If you can't see that Al Jefferson is hurting this team much more often than he is helping.. you are blind. Yes, he's a good guy.. but he's a black hole on this team the majority of the time (even when he's having a good game offensively, he gives up a lot of points on the defensive end).
