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So how do you think rebuilding in the Post-Sloan, Post-Williams era will go? Here's one scenario: Jazz in the lottery for the next five years. Typical, if not optimistic, for many teams. Jazz strike draft gold in 2016. Super draftee fully develops in 2021. Jazz in some playoffs games...

>>https://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=4gpl8eg Jazz send Okur to Detroit, AK to NJ, get Hamilton and Dalembert Detroit sends Rip to Utah, gets Okur and Petro NJ sends Troy Murphy to Sac, Petro to Detroit, gets AK Sac sends Dalembert to Utah, gets Murphy Pistons get 2...

Okur's pretty much untradable except to a team that wants to unload a similar bad contract. The Jazz still need a consistent shooting guard. Detroit could use a big but it's basically to unload Hamilton, who's unhappy (again) in Pistonland. The Jazz can run the Harp curl over and over for...

October 2010 Wed 27 @ Denver L 88-110 Sun 31 @ Oklahoma City W 120-99 November 2010 Fri 05 @ Golden State L 78-85 Tue 09 @ Miami W 116-114 Wed 10 @ Orlando W 104-94 Fri 12 @ Atlanta W 90-86 Sat 13 @ Charlotte W 96-95 Sat 20 @ Portland W 103-94 Sun 28 @ LA...

Hayward for Matthews. Tradable by December 15. Maybe use the Harp TPE before it expires or something. If need be, get Indy or some other team involved because Portland also got Babbitt. Send the guy we got from the NY pick to bring back Wes. Get it done.

..who'll be an All-Star. He didn’t get any promises from Deron. He wasn’t the big trade. He wasn’t great in the ultimately meaningless preseason. Maybe he’s been able to take advantage of the attention on Jefferson. Or he just works his *** off. But Sap's been the Jazz’s best player...

Has had a so-so preseason as starting PF so far. Based on the preseason lineups, Sloan seems to have penciled in Sap/Al to start at PF/C. Stick with that? Or start Jefferson at PF, have a token starting center, and bring Millsap off the bench again?

AK for Dalembert (expiring) and Udrih (3 years, 6.6M next season). Jazz get a shot-blocking center and back-up PG. The Kings have been clearing contracts and dumping Udrih is what will make this deal work for them (apart from getting a skilled player but still expiring in AK). To accommodate...

How about AK to NY for Harrington S&T, Curry's expiring, a pick and cash. First off, Eddy Curry's useless; hopefully he can later be bought out for less. Now, AK will make 17.8; Curry's in for 11.3. The difference of 6.5 can be offered to Harrington as starting salary. This trumps the 5.8...

1) AK and a pick for Al Jefferson 2) Boozer TPE and a pick for Iguodala 3) Harp TPE for Gortat 4) MLE for Al Harrington Based on hoopshype figures, Jazz salaries after above moves: 76.8M for 11 players The cost-cutting moves: 1) Millsap for TPE or under-the-cap team and a pick 2)...

Iguodala fits in the Boozer TPE and Matthews won't have to be matched. But I think that Sixers would start considering that only if they can at least also get rid of Brand. If it were possible not to include Brand, hurrah but I'd think the Sixers would insist on it. Therefore him and AK. For...

With Boozer gone and thus the Jazz not paying him a starting salary of $13M next season, the $6.5M Harpring TPE becomes usable. For example, Orlando could unload Gortat (6.2M next season) on the Jazz. The Magic are way into tax territory so losing Howard's seldom used backup would allow them...

…trade Millsap for Gortat? A re-signed Boozer will absolutely need a defensive center to play alongside him. I would hate to see Millsap go but if the Jazz commit to Boozer, it’s Sap not even AK who seems the more tradable piece to get an obtainable defensive center like Gortat. The Magic...

It’s Okur who needs to go, if at all possible. The Jazz could still keep Boozer’s scoring and rebounding if they can find a defensive big to play alongside him. Okur to Orlando for Gortat. The Magic also trade another player, probably S&T Reddick, to an under-the-cap team to match salaries...

Played another sport, which announcers and media will never ever tire of mentioning. So Harp played football, eh? Well, Hayward will be noted for the rest of his NBA career that he was also a former tennis player.

and the Jazz pick Gordon Hayward oh my ****ing god yeah i just started another thread