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Minivan looks still hobbled.

Contusions can occur at any time when necessary.

How did their 7 foot center from Creighton look?

They could put him on waivers.

I seriously don't know how to take the Jazz stance on WK's extension. I thought he was a sure fire piece for the future and then Tony Jones breaks the news. Is this just a business move like Warriors and Kuminga,, a step toward trading WK or something else?

Right now it would appear that the Jazz FO is having some reservations about WK.

I agree with the assessment of Kessler. He was drafted with the 22nd pick and then traded twice before ending up with the Jazz his rookie year. David Roddy was drafted next to him and he's already hit the waiver wire. Kessler couldn't beat out Armando Bacot in college so I can see the front...

I'm surprised that AA didn't trot out that old chestnut: "We did this for the best interests of the team."

It seems this is the same tact that DL took with Haywood and how'd that work out?

No 15 pounds of muscle added during the off season?

The Minivan needs to be taken to more reputable car repair shops.

Don't be a brick mason and turnover merchant, play better defense and don't be as toxic as last season.

If I recall last season the second unit would get mauled badly on the +- stat. The first unit would often hold its own and then turn it over to the 2nd unit guys for the slaughter. That was great for the tank.

I'll be interested in Hardy's ten man rotation. Is it youth oriented or does Hardy let the "best" players play? Do a lot of the young players sit and watch if they are not the "best" players at the moment or go play for the Stars indefenitely?

The Hornets cut Nick Smith Jr today. He was a late first round pick in 2023 drafted just before Brice and he averaged 9.9 ppg last year.

Mo will make us yearn for this guy: https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=micah+potter&&mid=A752D1F94EBD99A55CD0A752D1F94EBD99A55CD0&FORM=VAMGZC&ajaxhist=0&ajaxserp=0

I'm wondering if this is send a message to Kessler and his camp? It appears the Jazz and them are at an impasse so OK fine we will sign a guy walking the streets who can do what you do for less money.

Fun fact: He was drafted just ahead of Sexton and Kevin Knox II.

Kessler just led us to a 17 win season. Perhaps there are some in management that might think he is not the answer moving forward.

I guess waiving KJ means no championship this year.