Recent content by RandyForRubio

It’s gonna feel good when we get a top 5 pick in a great draft.

Idk. 10 or so pages in less than an hour and people racing to be the biggest downer indicates they think it’s a big deal. If people didn’t care, it would just be “meh. Not great, but whatever.”

No angle of prioritizing next season? This is all about getting the young guys more minutes. That’s a huge priority for next season!

Keeping him means Keyonte, Collier, and Clayton aren’t playing as much. None of that is good for what Utah wants. If you “lose” a trade to make room for your future, it’s not that big of a deal.

I can see where people think it’s a dumb trade. What I don’t understand, is why anybody thinks it’s a big deal. At the end of the day, this deal doesn’t matter at all.

He could put up worse numbers than Sexton while having a more positive impact. Going off the stat sheet Sexton and Collins should be some of the NBA’s best players, and yet…they aren’t.

On can reasonably conclude the the Jazz FO aren’t complete idiots. They’ve been trying to move Sexton for a while. Thus, it’s reasonable to conclude that this was the market for a player like Sexton on a team like the Jazz where everybody knows they practically have to get rid of Sexton. So...

Still need front court depth.

They clearly want the young guards to play. Getting Jrue doesn’t help that goal.

I think trading the pick was unfortunate, but this is more of a trade to create playing time for the young guards. They have to know what they have. Losing a good 2nd round pick sucks, but we have enough 1st round picks that it somewhat neuters the effect.

I tried telling you guys that all he meant was that they wouldn’t sit good players to lose games. Losing with a bad roster technically isn’t tanking. But instead yall decided he meant they would try to be good, which anybody with any sense would be able to tell wasn’t feasible.

Some of yall take this way too personally.

Wouldn’t we get two high lottery picks next year? Wouldn’t be the end of the world.

I hope I’m right, but I suspect he’s better than Harper, but because he can’t create as well, Harper had to take the lead.

I didn’t watch Rutgers, or hardly anybody, this year, so I’m missing a lot of context. Bailey’s first half of the season, statistically, was really good. Second half, abysmal. I don’t know if it was conditioning, immaturity, shots just not falling, regressing to the mean, or what, but if he...