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This would be a lot easier if we didn't already have Sexton. they are two entirely different players who would fill the same spot. (sixth man energy guys). and i really want to keep Dunn. I agree with what someone said earlier, maybe we sigh as we let Clarson go. sorry dud, wrong side of...

so, i was looking at the roster on espn and it shows Jordan Clarkson as a point guard. i guess he could be in there too, but the real truth is that the only real point guard on the roster is on a ten day contract. still tho, if tht could trim up a bit, i wonder how good he could be.

Which of our three guards should start at point guard? this is assuming they are all healthy.

idiot. the smoking laws are the same here as anywhere else, and you can most certainly drink, i walked around downtown friday and there are plenty of bars. maybe not as many as some places, but they are there, i saw them myself.

Is Azibuke still on the team? i'm actually sad, i like him, but he hasn't done anything.

the Jazz are a storied franchise with decades of winning, and no, All Stars don't win championships, more often they are the best player on a bad team, thus they get all the shots and all the points. kind of like right now. it happens all the time. in fact the fact that the fans still get the...

if i were to add another yes it might be 'yes, he can help develop the youngsters.' i don't think i can add it tho.

well, don't hold out on us, what is your other yes answer?

Do we want him to play with the team for the remainder of the season?

i know the Jazz supposedly aren't trying to win, but after the trade, they desperately need a pass first point guard, even if he is an off the bench guy. otherwise, the offence is going to fall apart and team development will stop. what point guards are being bought out?

why did we give away Vanderbilt? He is young, he is good sized, hard worker, good contract, i don't understand why he wasn't in the future team plans, did i miss something?

after the wins we already have, the best/worst we can do is pick somewhere in the tens anyway, no way we catch the tankers. let it go, enjoy the games and realize that the reason we got so many other picks is so we don't have to rely on our own.

height alone might give lauri the edge. i hope he still has another 25% of growth to go.

nba teams who tank should be taken into class action lawsuits for false advertising, forcing them to refund ticketholders.

defense

i like my players to have solid morals, but i don't demand it. i just won't put them into my 'heroes' circle. as long as he doesn't ruin chemistry and plays up to his contract, no biggie.

screw the tank, let's go ;)

nobody's talked much about how good he is or isn't. i listen, i don't watch, is he good at all? he may be a rookie, but he's 22, so he wasn't exactly a phenom. he isn't that young either. mid first round picks often become rotation players after a bit and it's considered a win.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nba/report-jazz-waive-stanley-johnson-ahead-of-roster-deadline/ar-AA1302Fq Too bad, he had decent size and wasn't that old. oh well, can't keep them all.

The true way to kill tanking is for fans to stop going entirely, along with cancelling their viewing option (yeah, that's tough because other stuff is on tv.) an empty stadium is a pretty strong notice to teams that we don't like it. i do also approve of basically eliminating the lottery odds...