Going forward, the Jazz should get lucky by Curry suffering a severe enough injury to drop their pick into the lottery and that pick hits like the Bulls' in '08 and the Jazz getting lucky like in '11, then draft Embiid and Parker. They then trade Favors for Millsap (who immediately signs the fattest extension possible [something like $40 million over the next four years]) and Korver. They then don't re-sign Corbin and Lowe, and trade Burks, Hayward (or at least his agency rights), and Evans to the Bulls for Thibodeau, Butler, and Boozer's contract (who then use those pieces to grab Carmello in a [sign-and-]trade or maybe they have enough money to sign Carmello outright). The Jazz then hire Phil Johnson as lead assistant (and offensive coordinator) then bring Mike Dunlap on board (for wacky theories and philosophies and a mind for player-development). Thibodeau already owns Boozer's nuts, so he'll be a key bench guy, but not much more.
After waiving Marvin's Bird Rights to absorb Boozer's salary, the Jazz sign Marv to a sensible 4/20 deal. Parker becomes a 6' 8" hybrid forward version of Stephen Curry but with a post game to hurt smaller players guarding him. Millsap is used as the counter-forward to punish his matchup in a similar way (as he can spread the floor and also almost anything else). Embiid becomes the best center in the NBA that is both the anchor on defense and sun on offense. Burke adjusts to the rigors and becomes a PG that does well in the PnR and in transition in almost every way offensively, has some hero in him, but also can get open and shoot the ball well off the catch. Butler continues on his path of becoming perhaps the best perimeter defender in the league for a couple of years, but he finds his shot and polishes his already-good all-around game and positional versatiliy. Korver keeps doing what he's been doing. Marv becomes a useful and consistent role player that brings emotion, defense, shooting, and positional versatility. Boozer teaches Kanter a much-needed nuanced understanding of the game, plays well in a pure substitute role, and gets even better at waving a towel and being funny. Kanter continues to improve and will take all of Boozer's minutes when he's gone. Gobert will get some chances, and he will get better as well.
Burke/some vet or draft pick
Butler/Korver
Parker/Marv/Millsap
Millsap/Boozer/Marv
Embiid/Kanter/Gobert
Jazz win the next all champ[ionsijp
