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Dennis Lindsey is a moron for that contract he gave Exum. He was obviously bidding against himself per what other free-agents were signing for. Exum got more money/years than guys like Julius Randle, Joe Harris, Nemanja Bjelica, Fred Van Vleet, Jerami Grant, Tyreke Evans, etc.

Deal won't happen though. No way Dennis gives up the golden child, Dante. You hear the way he talks and glows about him?

Dennis Lindsey will not make any sort of big deal this year. Guaranteed. Mark it down. We have a GM who by nature doesn’t like to take risks and is reactive instead of pro active.

I think the Jazz will be that stupid. Dennis Lindsey's past track record of being reactive instead proactive suggests to me there is 0 chance they will trade for someone this season that ties up their cap space for the offseason.

I fully understand the situation at hand. I think you misunderstood my post. I was stating that Dennis won't bring in someone that takes up the cap space we have this offseason and in addition, he's not going to give up what he perceives to be valuable pieces to this year's team while losing...

Just like the Otto Porter situation, a deal for Mike Conley will not happen. Dennis Lindsey isn't going to trade for a key piece and give up the Jazz's "valuable" cap space this offseason while giving up what he perceives to be key pieces on the current team. It isn't happening. Guaranteed.

The Jazz aren't going to make a move for Otto Porter or anyone else with a big contract after this season. They think they can sign Khris Middleton or someone like it and are going to wait to do so. Once they strike out however and don't sign anyone and end up using the cap space to bring back...

Come on, this is the Jazz we're talking about. There's 0 chance they trade Favors by the trade deadline.

With Wiggins & Towns both under contract for about $30 million/year through 2023 I don't think there's any way the Wolves will hit reset.

There's 0 chance the Jazz bring on Chandler Parsons. That's not the type of thing they do. There's also 0 chance the Jazz trade for Blake Griffin. There's no possible scenario that makes sense for both teams right now.

Right. Nowhere did I say that was a Stockton jersey. I just asked if anyone knows the deal with the "fiji" thing as I've seen it a few times.

Anyone else noticed that college kids all over the country randomly wear the Utah Jazz John Stockton 'mountain style' jersey? I randomly see it in social media posts. Below are a few examples. To take it a step further though, there's another jersey that's a Jazz imitation jersey but it says...

Your love of the Jazz and hope of Exum actually being good is clouding your judgement. The Jazz are holding on to him because they've invested so much and he is fast at least, I'll give him that. It's the sunk cost bias though. Exum is injury prone, a career 30% 3 pt shooter and below shooting...

Tobias Harris is a pipe dream at this point. It isn't happening. I don't think we can trade for Hardaway or Porter either. If we max out Middleton I still think there's a chance for him. This front office had very legitimate chances to bring in either Mirotic, Bjelica, and Randle for...

This team has some nice pieces and a great coach. One big problem though is that there are at least 4 players who wouldn't be in the NBA if they weren't on the Jazz. Dante Exum Raul Neto Thabo Sefolosha (as a 34 year old) Georges Niang There's also an argument to add Royce O'Neale, but I...

A big part of the problem is that we have $10 million next summer tied up with Dante Exum. Sure would be nice to have that cap space available.

As time goes on I'm getting more and more interested in Spencer Dinwiddie. The numbers being thrown around for an extension for him with the Nets were like 4 years/$48 million, but it doesn't look like he's taking it. If the Jazz could get him for 3 years/$48 million I would be all over that. He...

The strength of schedule argument is stupid because guess what? The Jazz will have the toughest SOS in the NBA again due to our division. It really isn't going to get that much easier.

The Jazz' love affair with Exum is making me question Dennis Lindsey's ability as a GM. If he weren't the 5th pick in the draft or on the Jazz, I'm not even sure Dante Exum would be in the NBA right now. He isn't good.

A problem isn't necessarily Exum but that fact that he's eating up $9 million cap space that could go towards signing a better player. Exum is definitely a net negative overall.