The Jazz most likely arent the team in this situation holding out.
The Jazz most likely arent the team in this situation holding out.
I'm talking about giving them a pick.The Jazz most likely arent the team in this situation holding out.
Yes, I think Tatum fits with them pretty well and would still be drafted higher. Or if the draft was redone more likely Boston keeps their pick and drafts the guy they want Tatum.Like the same team draft order? I think Mitchell goes #1 because he fits Philly.
Jazz would he dumb to give up their lotto pick. Let's not be ridiculous.I'm talking about giving them a pick.
0. And 6 attempts is generous because he's putting up 6.4 (not to split hairs), but doing so in typically 10 mpg less than all the other guys.
The bottom line on any Chicago deal is that Utah isn't trading their first this year.
A 3rd team has to be involved that wants Favors enough to give up their late first rounder. Also that 3rd team has to rather have Favors than Mirotic (or the Jazz wouldnt even be needed). The Chicago/Cleveland/Utah deal is the most logical one. I don't think Jazz work a deal unless Cleveland agrees to get involved.
Top 14 protected. You can't tell me they balk at that when they're trying to pick off first rounders from Detroit and Portland.Jazz would he dumb to give up their lotto pick. Let's not be ridiculous.
KD but we can also include other players if we are willing to move the cut a little bit (i.e. Markkanen)I'm curious to know how many are 6 foot 10 power forwards
They dont need to trade for him though. They can just sign him in the off-season if they want him. They are asking for a first round pick. I'm sure they will target Favors in the off-season, but there are probably centers they would want over him.If they are not trying to tank then Favors is a great fit next to Markkanen and they would be interested in him. But, they are tanking right now to get a good pick.
Jazz don't want a pick put in limbo for trade purposes. Makes it impossible to trade future picks.Top 14 protected. You can't tell me they balk at that when they're trying to pick off first rounders from Detroit and Portland.
They dont need to trade for him though. They can just sign him in the off-season if they want him. They are asking for a first round pick. I'm sure they will target Favors in the off-season, but there are probably centers they would want over him.
They don't need birds rights, they have cap-space.They can target him but its much harder to sign a guy that is a free agent and you dont have bird rights to. If they were even thinking about targeting him as a FA then they would most likely be open to a straight up trade. But again they are currently tanking.
But we don't have that. We are not offering our 1st. Most we can offer is second rounders or as Cy pointed out, get a third team involved to give up a late 1st.Exactly his point.
We should stop offering something they don't value and offer them something Chicago does value instead.
This again goes back to the idea of ‘can flexibility dribble a basketball?’ Pass up a good deal for the FOMO on the potential of a hypothetical in the future.Jazz don't want a pick put in limbo for trade purposes. Makes it impossible to trade future picks.
I mean, imagine if the Jazz only had one pick before trading Rubio and they Jazz traded a protected first for Rubio. Then the Jazz wouldn't have a first to offer for Mirotic. So you would be pissed.This again goes back to the idea of ‘can flexibility dribble a basketball?’ Pass up a good deal for the FOMO on the potential of a hypothetical in the future.
Again, we used our ****ing mulligan on Rubio.
What you're saying is that we effectively don't have a first rounder to give them, so what's the difference between not giving it up now because we don't want it locked up, or it being locked up now because we can't give it away? The Rubio deal was stupid because a blind dog knew Rubio wasn't a fit. Mirotic is a great fit. But we spent our first rounder on the "obviously not a fit" move.I mean, imagine if the Jazz only had one pick before trading Rubio and they Jazz traded a protected first for Rubio. Then the Jazz wouldn't have a first to offer for Mirotic. So you would be pissed.
Just wait for the Cavs to be ready to trade when they give up on DeAndre Jordan.
They don't need birds rights, they have cap-space.
If the Bulls trade Robin Lopez for nothing and play Felicio for 30 mpg, I'll call it tanking. Until then, thy havent done anything to lose yet. They havent sat Mirotic. They brought back LaVine before people thought he would be ready.
I'm saying Jazz shouldnt give up any pick for Mirotic.What you're saying is that we effectively don't have a first rounder to give them, so what's the difference between not giving it up now because we don't want it locked up, or it being locked up now because we can't give it away?