1) Bought two late first round draft picks for what 27 million or something like that, Should have been able to get at least Harrison Barnes with those draft picks.
2) Traded away a second round draft pick in a deep draft for a 2nd round draft pick that most likely will be worse.
3) Advertise we would match any offers to Hayward, so teams that want him has no option other than offer him a max contract. He had to know that there was teams out there that had interest with lots of cap room.
4) Then after messing up and advertising matching Hayward he compounded the problem by actually matching.
6) Sent a clear message to Burks and Kanter that it pays not to sign an extension, so they can go out and do what Brickward did.
5) Gave Toronto cap relief and only got a 2nd round draft pick for taking Novak's 7 million contract.
Don't even tell me that the Jazz had to fill out their roster and spend some cap money, that is no reason to make bad deals period! For 27 million you better get a hell of a lot more than two late first round picks.
2) Traded away a second round draft pick in a deep draft for a 2nd round draft pick that most likely will be worse.
3) Advertise we would match any offers to Hayward, so teams that want him has no option other than offer him a max contract. He had to know that there was teams out there that had interest with lots of cap room.
4) Then after messing up and advertising matching Hayward he compounded the problem by actually matching.
6) Sent a clear message to Burks and Kanter that it pays not to sign an extension, so they can go out and do what Brickward did.
5) Gave Toronto cap relief and only got a 2nd round draft pick for taking Novak's 7 million contract.
Don't even tell me that the Jazz had to fill out their roster and spend some cap money, that is no reason to make bad deals period! For 27 million you better get a hell of a lot more than two late first round picks.
