gregbroncs
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If the Jazz fall out of the playoffs and get their own pick this year. Then I would be okay with Jimmer. If that NJ pick ends up netting them Jimmer then the DWill trade was a win for NJ.
KOC Must Go....
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Sloanfeld
Banned
-Making no move to trade Carlos Boozer during the 2010 season, although Boozer made it clear he would not remain with the team, thus allowing Boozer to sign with the Chicago Bulls in the offseason and leaving the Jazz with (virtually)
Another fool who doesn't understand that KOC told Boozer in July 2009 that he wasn't in the Jazz's long term plans. Boozer said that he WANTED to stay in Utah. The only reason he went on the damn radio stations was to promote his charity and basketball camps and the hosts asked him a question. Dumb fan.
And LOL @ being upset over the Maynor deal that saved us around $15 million.
Another fool who doesn't understand that KOC told Boozer in July 2009 that he wasn't in the Jazz's long term plans. Boozer said that he WANTED to stay in Utah. The only reason he went on the damn radio stations was to promote his charity and basketball camps and the hosts asked him a question. Dumb fan.
And LOL @ being upset over the Maynor deal that saved us around $15 million.
jazzrule
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Having just read Monson's article about who had the power between O'Conner and Sloan as expressed by Larry Miller, i have a better understanding of why we have never had any major player for major player trades since O'Conner came. I think Sloan left because he knew about and did not want D'Will traded. Sloan has always wanted to keep things the same, unless he did not want a player on the team. Knowing this I am willing to give O'Conner a couple of years without Sloan's power to see how good a GM he really is.
Franklin source or I'm suing his *** and outing him on Jazzfanz.