Sandman822
Well-Known Member
I'm sorry but giving up two 2nds and the best scoring punch the Jazz had off the bench (for better or for worse) for a 37 year old Korver in a vacuum isn't a great deal. Think two seconds is a bit much even if DL sucks *** at picking in the 2nd round, still assets they could've used later on in a hypthetical Exum/Favors trade. Guess we'll see.
In context of the team I think it makes sense if there's another move coming later on, but I'm not sure of the fit for Korver on the team currently as our 2nd unit sucks *** offensively now in terms of guys who can create (Korver doesn't help that) and our 1st unit doesn't really have a fit for him if we continue to run Rubio/Mitchell/Ingles/Crowder/Gobert.
The one lineup that I think would be really, really good with Korver now here would be dumping the PGs to the bench and running Mitchell/Korver/Ingles/Crowder/Gobert. I think that lineup could absolutely run through the majority of the league and it gives Mitchell the most space he'll have in any of the Jazz' lineups to be able to create and have driving lanes while still being pretty good defensively. Could even switch Gobert for Favors if you want to trade some defense for even more spacing.
In context of the team I think it makes sense if there's another move coming later on, but I'm not sure of the fit for Korver on the team currently as our 2nd unit sucks *** offensively now in terms of guys who can create (Korver doesn't help that) and our 1st unit doesn't really have a fit for him if we continue to run Rubio/Mitchell/Ingles/Crowder/Gobert.
The one lineup that I think would be really, really good with Korver now here would be dumping the PGs to the bench and running Mitchell/Korver/Ingles/Crowder/Gobert. I think that lineup could absolutely run through the majority of the league and it gives Mitchell the most space he'll have in any of the Jazz' lineups to be able to create and have driving lanes while still being pretty good defensively. Could even switch Gobert for Favors if you want to trade some defense for even more spacing.