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He is both. When he is good he is very good and when he is bad, he stinks the joint up. Very inconsistent.

If the Mavs give up the 10th pick for Bogie, then our trade looks even worse than I thought it did. I still cannot believe the Jazz couldn't have gotten a first for him.

During that stretch the Jazz played without Sexton, and JC and even Lauri missed a couple of games. Plus the Jazz were competitive in almost every game. The West is tough but I would not be shocked if the Jazz made the playoffs especially if they hit on 2 of the 3 picks or even one.

Yea that would be too much. How about the jazz get an athletic SF or PF who can play defense and score a little?

Who doesn't want a bad M'er on the team. I really like him and I would have no problem taking him at 9.

Is there really a big difference between Walker, Hendricks and Leonard Miller?

I thought it was the opposite. I think it is top 10 protected so if we land in any spot 10 and up we keep the pick and it moves to the next year. If we draft say 12th then OKC gets it. I think that is how it works.

I don't want guys who cannot play defense and from what I've read he is really bad at it.

It seems like there isn't a player like that besides the Jazz don't have the leverage if they want to move up they would have to overpay. That can really hurt when the guy you wanted doesn't turn out how you thought he was. Look what happened we traded up for Trey Burke. I think the best thing...

Moving up to me is too costly, there isn't a player who would be available worth moving up to get. I think all the players have flaws and I just think the talent difference isn't that great. What I am looking for is guys who can play defense, length, athleticism and work ethic/attitude. Not...

#9- Any of these players Hendricks, Walker, Black, Cam or Ausar or Bufkin. #16 - Bufkin, Wallace, or JHS L. Miller, Bilal or Jett Howard - maybe or Sidy. #28 GG, Dariq, Maxwell Lewis, Nanji, Rayan Rupert, BPA

I would take a chance with Dariq at 28 or move up a few spots to draft him. If he is healthy he is a late lotto talent. I just worry about guys who have feet problems at an early age.

So right now I am feeling: #9 Walker or Hendericks #16 Best PG available JHS, Bufkin or Wallace, #28 either trade back if there are a bunch of guys you like or pick BPA. If GG is still there and his attitude isn't as bad as being reported, then I take a swing with him. I wouldn't trade for a...

Not a fan of that trade. Too much to give away and I never want to see Hayward in a Jazz uniform.

The main reason why I am not as high on Cam is his lack of passing. Jazz are at their best when we move the ball around. I would still pick him at 9 if he is the best available player but I worry about him being a black hole.

I haven't really followed college basketball or know much about the players except for what I read on this board so don't attack me if this is a dumb questions? What is the difference between L. Miller and J. Walker? Is there that much difference in talent?

Some of these guys like JC and THT might need to go especially if they're drafting their replacements. I think JC wants to play for a contender. THT had his good and bad games, I don't know what Dunn's contract is but I thought he was more consistent when given a chance. Jazz need some vets to...

Of course the Magic would want the Minnesota pick because the potential for the Wolves to suck is there. I am not a fan of the trade because the Lakers could suck then too. I would only consider it if the Cavs pick was included.

I would love getting him but not if we have to give up 16th pick.

My point wasn't that it was easy to do but that drafting by need is not the best way to draft.