Possible PG for Jazz next year?

[GVC]

Someone needs to tell Mo that he hasn't been playing all year.

Yeah. For 27 of the Jazz's 51 games this season, he's been playing suit.

 

[sgjazzfan]

Yeah. For 27 of the Jazz's 51 games this season, he's been playing suit.

And the 2 PG that are taking his place can definitely be upgraded. Now there's just 1 with Watson out.

 

[Weezur]

And the 2 PG that are taking his place can definitely be upgraded. Now there's just 1 with Watson out.

Jamaal hardly counts. Nobody even guards him.

 

[cowhide]

The Jazz have brought a lot of people to camp who never sniffed an NBA court.

They have brought guys in who have made the roster too.

 

[cowhide]

I have always like J. Jack. I would love it if he played for the Jazz. As far as Mo Williams, he isn't going to be happy not starting which is a problem. I wouldn't want to sign him simply because he will want to get paid like a starter.

 

[Gyp Rosetti]

They have brought guys in who have made the roster too.

Uh, and how does that help your point? Did you even have one?

 

[fishonjazz]

You guys are not makeing any kind of sense and your posts are not readable.

 

[Harold Hoof]

Don't know about the foreigner but I'm intrigued. We need a young, athletic point guard who can engage two and is pass-first.

Jarrett Jack is certainly not that guy. I know he's having an impressive year numbers wise, and the letters P and G might be listed next to his name, but he's definitely an awful fit for our current roster and our young guys. Anyone who suggests otherwise should be discredited immediately.

 

[The Thriller]

Why does it matter? We could somehow draft the next Steve Nash or John Stockton and it wouldn't matter. He would ride the bench for 2+ years watching Earl and Jamaal fumble and brick away.

Quite honestly the draft doesn't matter as long as this franchise has no defined purpose, mission, or goal. Here we are in February and we still have big al and Millsap. We're still trying to figure out the point to this season. We're still arguing for the young players to receive more pt.

We're in year 2 of rebuilding and yet have yet to commit to one or the other. Are we developing the youngs? Or playing the vets? We cannot do both

 

[Gyp Rosetti]

Why does it matter? We could somehow draft the next Steve Nash or John Stockton and it wouldn't matter. He would ride the bench for 2+ years watching Earl and Jamaal fumble and brick away.

Quite honestly the draft doesn't matter as long as this franchise has no defined purpose, mission, or goal. Here we are in February and we still have big al and Millsap. We're still trying to figure out the point to this season. We're still arguing for the young players to receive more pt.

We're in year 2 of rebuilding and yet have yet to commit to one or the other. Are we developing the youngs? Or playing the vets? We cannot do both

Actually, it's been pretty defined. Play the vets.

 

[green]

Mo will be back. KOC didn't trade for him to have him walk. I wouldnt mind Jack backing Mo up.

Al of this is irrelevant if Al is back though. He is such an offense killer, that he makes the pg position irrelevant.

 

[Thee Idiotic Minivan K]

Would like to see what Mo could do with Al gone. Always liked Mo.

 

[cowhide]

Former Flash player Kevin Kruger is playing in Europe and schooled this guy earlier in the year.

Yea and Greg Ostertag outplayed Duncan in summer league.