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Holy mother. This guy is like a rich man's Dirk.

I know that everyone is psyched over the picks, but I am starting to warm up to the actual players received, especially those from the Cavs deal.

Rooting for the bad teams to win more is probably the right strategy for secondary favorite teams this season.

With a season in which the likelihood of Jazz wins is low, it makes sense to have a secondary team. However, it won't be either of these two teams. This may sound blasphemous, but I actually like the Nuggets' roster. Granted, I live in Colorado. The Grizz have a nice squad, as well. Ideally...

After looking at the actual players that we have received, I don't think that we are going to be as terrible as people think. I would like to keep Sexton, Markkanen, Agbaji, Vanderbilt, and Kessler long-term out of the traded pieces. I know that we are drooling over the picks, but there is some...

Both teams have really good starting lineups, but I'm sure about how good their depth is. Honestly, I would prefer to see Rudy win. However, I could see both teams being good for the next 2-3 years, but the chances of them keeping those cores together long-term may be difficult.

The real question is how good is Kessler going to be? I'm not sure if our starting center of the future is currently on the roster, though.

I hate to say it, but at this point, I would to just semi-settle on whatever to just get a deal done and get the rebuild rolling. I don't think that prolonging this into the season is a good idea. That includes trading the other vets, as well. TBH, I will still be an ardent fan even if we are...

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Is anyone down for some fantasy football this year? I am about to start a league. Please let me know of interest.

So, is this ever going to happen? I really don't want this lingering into the regular season.

As has already been mentioned, that season after Stockton/Malone left was one of the most exciting seasons. It's a shame that Kirilenko didn't keep that level of performance and motivation for the remainder of his career. He could have been an all time great.

He's still relatively young and promising, so there's no reason that he can't be a piece of the rebuild.

There is always a lot of risk with hinging your entire future on the potential of one draft pick. That is why it is a great situation to have multiple picks. AKA: The Jazz should accumulate as many picks as possible.

Not gonna lie, I actually love this scenario.

The announcers made a great point last night. Rudy should be very happy that Whiteside and Dok are playing well. It should keep him fresh. I would like to see more Paschall, though.

I hate to say it, but Clarkson needs to go.

Would Would you replace Mitchell or Bogey with Kirilenko? The D would be great, but we would still likely be missing shooting.

Prime D-Will, even though it didn't last very long, was very even with CP3, IMO. He was actually superior when they went head-to-head. I believe that we would be better. However, our defense would still be crap.

What's interesting is that the Jazz were bad on offense but good on defense when Rubio was on the team. Now it is the opposite. Ironically, Ricky would actually be a great fit on the current squad over Conley.