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I vote that the draft order before the lottery is based off the record of the last 41 games of the season, more indicative of the team's overall shape - Of course, that would mean the Jazz start off in the top 3, which is why I would vote that way ;)

Surprised nobody has mentioned either Marshall or Rivers since we're talkin' PG's in next year's draft...

Didn't Portland just trade Andre Miller without picking up his team option? Maybe I'm wrong...

Yes, with AK, Okur, and Miles off the books the Jazz would be nearly $30 million under the new $64 million "flex" cap. That's why all the clamoring for drafting a PG because we "needed" a PG was garbage. Ton of cap room next year, another good draft pick, and some trading chips in Harris and...

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1. Irving 2. Williams 3. Kanter 4. Valanciunas 5. Knight 6. Vesely 7. Leonard 8. Tristan Thompson 9. Biyombo 10. Burks 11. Klay Thompson 12. The Jimmer 13. Singleton 14. Marcus Morris

Why would the Jazz take #38 from Houston, when they have #14 to give up? Houston would be getting #9 and keeping #14 while getting Jefferson at the same time. The NY pick is nice because it is in the 2012 draft, but it isn't a lottery pick. They are in the Eastern Conference with Carmelo and...

I'd be very happy with a Kanter/Singleton draft. Why is everyone so desperate to draft a PG? I understand that Harris isn't the PG of the future, but he is more than decent and next year's draft is a lot better at the PG position. Take the best freakin' player available people. Use the...

For those of you who are not Insiders No one will argue with the assertion that the 2011 draft pool is on the weaker side. Still, while the NBA rookie scale is the envy of the other major leagues, the idea of taking a lottery pick is generally to try to get a starter, or even a potential...

https://insider.espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/blog?name=ncbexperts&id=6651654 Big fan of his and he was spot on in this article.

I agree, I see no reason for Minny to take Williams, and I hope the Jazz don't take DWill either. Trade down if Kanter isn't there.

I have seen that comparison - I don't think he'll be as good a defender as Bogut is, and I think Kanter has more range on his jumpshot. But if he ends up being at least Bogut, that's a win for the Jazz.

For your viewing pleasure in case you haven't seen it yet... https://www.goldenstateofmind.com/2011/5/11/2165782/new-enes-kanter-workout-vid

I think this is the right line of thinking, if the Jazz believe they can get a player at 6, then Washington is a good trade partner. I love getting Singleton at 12, and Tyler as well as Thompson or Brooks could be nice gets at 18. It just depends on what you see being available at 6. If Knight...

No way Jazz should do this - if this is a way to get something for Okur's expiring deal, I say there are better ways to utilize that asset than Iggy. I'm just not a big fan of his current game or contract. It's not even about the #3 pick either, if the Jazz have a chance of netting multiple...

yes!!!!!!!!!!!!