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Theory 1: Jazz looking to move Conley (no other player makes sense for RoCo) Theory 2: Source said Jazz had been in contact with Wolves about increasing forward depth. Reporter thought that was referring to RoCo, when in fact the Jazz called about Vonleh!

I just think it would be more entertaining to shake up the roster. Also, we aren't good enough to win it right now so we don't really have much to lose with a trade. I would like to see him moved for players with upside or at least a better fit for the team's talent.

Those four teams (Heat, Wolves, Knicks, Magic) and the ones that I think would be most interested in Conley as a player, and as a contract (expires next year so creates 2021 cap room). Overall, I think there is about a 30% chance of a Conley trade (which seems low compared to what the JF...

I think there is a 25% chance Conley gets traded to Heat, Wolves, Knicks, or Magic. About 5% chance Conley gets traded to any other team. Overall, I expect there is a 70% chance that Jazz make some kind of trade at the deadline. If I were the GM, I would be discretely shopping Conley.

Love is not the answer. CP3 is not the answer. Westbrook is not the answer. Their contracts are so bad that I would not want them even if Jazz also got a 1st round pick for taking them.

The path you are suggesting IS the conservative path. The risky move would be to move on from Conley (this is why there is only a small chance they will do it and it would be unexpected).

At times I wonder what we could have gotten if we traded that Exum pick... but then I realize if Exum had gone to a different team then he wouldn't have been ruined and would probably be 2X MVP right now.

Critics are still people (and hence idiots), but they are also pretentious. Would you rather get movie recommendations from an idiot, or a pretentious idiot?

I was not a fan, but always admired him. #legend

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I care much more about the audience score than the critic consensus.

The Booker & Young picks really bother me. The most important metrics (wins & losses) all say they aren't all-stars. If your team is out of even the playoff hunt by the middle of the season, you just shouldn't be considered. This is especially true this year because there are a lot of other good...

They are so bad this year that the unbearable band-wagon "fans" have moved on. Tip of the hat to anyone still watching Warriors games, from the comments seemed like a knowledgeable base. At least, I agreed with basically everything they said(Rudy is awesome, DLo is not great, Green is not an 82...

Between Udoh and Bogut I would prefer Udoh because he provides a good defensive look against big/athletic forwards (AD & Giannis). That being said, I don't see the Jazz taking 4 centers into the playoffs, so first we would need to move Davis or Tony.

Props for bringing a new name to the backup C discussion. I would rather stick with Bradley, but if Boban was free I would have liked him (again, not happening now).

Rockets going to implode in 3, 2, 1...

I would say that Bradley is an average back up center, the problem is that both LA teams have arguably the best back-up centers in the league. Therefore, if you can make a meaningful upgrade you do. One ray of hope is that Bradley is basically a rookie this year, and rookies get better during...

Subjective opinions. I learned nothing (I was already aware of this historical practice and this particular example), it was not entertaining (what kind of creep would think it was entertaining), and I did not personally find the story uplifting/inspiring. There are plenty of movies about...

I thought "12 Years a Slave" was a terrible movie. I get that some might appreciate the technical aspects of it (like the acting), or they value the subject content, but after watching it I wished I could get my 2 hours back. I want a movie to 1) entertain, 2) uplift, and 3) teach me something...

I love that movie. It is not some artistic masterpiece, but it is infinitely re-watchable because it is fun, relatable, beautiful and uplifting.