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Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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Jazz
The Jazz should win the game tonight. The Warriors need all the good vibes in the world.
andenjoytheride
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GSW winning effects the long term goals of the team a lot more then Utah winning
DutchJazzer
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damm at the moment votes are 8 to 5 in favor of warriosrs mojo
seriously playoffs >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 8-9th pick
seriously playoffs >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 8-9th pick
DutchJazzer
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will the mojo roll downhill like pee?
blacksalad
Member
vibes for the jazz
while the jazz and suns are pretty much in the same position, I think the suns will fight to the death to get grant hill and steve nash another playoff appearance. Its going to be a tough game. I could care less about the warriors pick because even if they win, a pick for us is far from guaranteed.
while the jazz and suns are pretty much in the same position, I think the suns will fight to the death to get grant hill and steve nash another playoff appearance. Its going to be a tough game. I could care less about the warriors pick because even if they win, a pick for us is far from guaranteed.
I can cover both.
Gyp Rosetti
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Jazz
davidbenoit
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Is this the biggest day in Jazz history since the Deron trade? Yes, yes it is.
fallenchicken
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Making the playoffs and getting the GS pick would make this a great season. I can't bring myself to care about the Jazz's pick--let Minnesota have it.
cctrackstar
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Jazz.
I have one of the strangest opinions of anyone on the board. In some ways I don't want the Jazz to have a pick this year! Next season will be the test to know which of Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap, and Devin Harris the Jazz should re-sign. Then, whichever one they let go, that is the position that the Jazz use the two mid to late first round picks on.
Now let me say that my opinion will likely change it the Jazz get the seventh pick because that's a dang good pick, really high, and much higher than it will be next year. Worth a gamble it is. But if the Jazz have their 'young core' in Hayward, Kanter (cough), Burks, and Favors, than where does a seventh pick fit in? Coming off the bench? Do you really send a seventh pick off the bench?
Ok, get a point guard. From what I've read, the point guard crop this year is kind of crappy, to the point where if we take one at seven, we likely drafted him high. Get a Small Forward? This is where the decision of whether to re-sign Millsap comes in. If Millsap proves that he can play the three consistently, we don't need to draft one to start, so a later pick might be better.
In effect, the Jazz don't need stars, they need role players, and they are drafted in the mid first and second round, which is exactly where the Jazz draft next year if they don't get a first round this year. (and they make less allowing the Jazz more salary cap space to -re-sign either Millsap, or Jefferson, or Harris-.
I have one of the strangest opinions of anyone on the board. In some ways I don't want the Jazz to have a pick this year! Next season will be the test to know which of Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap, and Devin Harris the Jazz should re-sign. Then, whichever one they let go, that is the position that the Jazz use the two mid to late first round picks on.
Now let me say that my opinion will likely change it the Jazz get the seventh pick because that's a dang good pick, really high, and much higher than it will be next year. Worth a gamble it is. But if the Jazz have their 'young core' in Hayward, Kanter (cough), Burks, and Favors, than where does a seventh pick fit in? Coming off the bench? Do you really send a seventh pick off the bench?
Ok, get a point guard. From what I've read, the point guard crop this year is kind of crappy, to the point where if we take one at seven, we likely drafted him high. Get a Small Forward? This is where the decision of whether to re-sign Millsap comes in. If Millsap proves that he can play the three consistently, we don't need to draft one to start, so a later pick might be better.
In effect, the Jazz don't need stars, they need role players, and they are drafted in the mid first and second round, which is exactly where the Jazz draft next year if they don't get a first round this year. (and they make less allowing the Jazz more salary cap space to -re-sign either Millsap, or Jefferson, or Harris-.
I'm heading to a sports bar here in San Francisco to catch both games on big screens. I'm a bit tired, but I think I should be able to withstand the pressure.