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Winning trades is how you build a freaking team. How is constantly losing trades going for the Pelicans? They keep getting that lottery luck we dream about and they still suck, year after year.

Playing with starters certainly helped Collier. Bailey will need spacing to work on his game as well. Jazz bench minutes last year were absolute soup. I don't want to watch a full game of that slop.

View: https://x.com/ShamsCharania/status/1940155316382912992 Apparently, Sacramento now has Collins at home. . .

View: https://x.com/omarisankofa/status/1940172892982981054

It will be a few months before Hendricks can play heavy minutes and Bailey likely gets Sexton's minutes and Carter gets Clarkson's minutes, both of whom will be way worse as rookies. I actually like Collins and if we have the option of keeping him after next year, I wouldn't mind it.

Who is your point guard? If it is Collier or Carter, yes tanking will be pretty easy. Flip is fun, but he is also a defensive liability currently. We would have very little depth that can play at NBA average.

We got Knecht at home. Better to let the Lakers overpay him.

Kessler is better than Poetl, of course he will get more. Honestly, I think the Jazz already have a number. They may just be waiting around to see if an offer pops up that niether of the Jazz or Kessler can refuse. Musical chairs for centers is getting pretty intense.

So many teams are going to crash out, as long as the Jazz avoid any bad long term salary, they should be able to fill up on bargains next summer.

I mean subtracting a vet min from a real contract is generally a rounding error though.

Boston and Indy also play in the East. They can just roll with what they have into the play -in with little issue.

Just like I can't see Kevin Durrant winning a championship without being carried by a small guard.

It has been obvious since the trade that big men are in more demand than small guards. It might be that Austin Ainge knows the market better than the geniuses at Jazzfanz. Or it could be blind luck, who knows?

I mean the Pacers have been trying to trade him his entire career, I can see how that would be exhasting.

I mean, as a small market team the second apron is awesome. The NBA will start to look more like the NFL parity wise and that is good.

If you pull someone off waivers you take the entire contract. When a player is signed after clearing waivers the new contract is subtracted from the old contract. But, yes, the cap hit for the old team does not change.

I hope we don't get 14 minutes a game of that guy "living the dream" and launching up shots.

Other than being about the same height, uber athletic, and able to hit the midrange they really don't have similar play styles. Young Rudy played in the post and bullied people with his athleticism. He was never a prolific 3 point shooter (maybe an artifact of the league when he played.) He...

Jazz draft a lot of white guys? More than any other team? Jazz have drafted like 4 white guys since Enes Kanter (the last 21 picks that they kept.) This **** is pretty tired.

We are running with a second year pg. That is going to be rough, wins will be hard fought. However, the time has come to prioritize defense and we can't do that with Sexton, Clarkson, and Paper Mache at the Center spot. The Jazz need a proper center when Kessler sits. Just like getting Olynyk...