Who Do You Jazz Fans Miss The Most?

[FrenchJazzFa]

Nobody. I try not to live in the past. This was a great team who failed. Next .

 

[SoUjazzfan]

I miss quotes

This, so much this. Good call Agent!

 

[Douchebag K]

Wembanyama

 

[tksavis]

Simple question: After the fire sale, who do you miss most?

Gobert
Niang
Ingles
Rolls Royce
Donovan

Ingles…. Love and miss all of them but Ingles in so many ways…

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

I honestly miss Hayward more than anyone. Not his wet blanket personality, but just the way he played at his size. I yearn for the day we have a well-balanced do it all All-Star SF again.

 

[homeytennis]

NWG and the Minivan.

 

[Keefe]

Bogey. He was a real pro and didn’t have the pathetic egos that both Don and Rudy possess.

 

[David Hume]

I'm going way back into Jazz history, but Thurl Bailey was great for the Jazz, great for Utah.

 

[HermanG]

I'm going way back into Jazz history, but Thurl Bailey was great for the Jazz, great for Utah.

It would make sense for David Hume to select a player from his own era.

 

[LogGrad98]

It would make sense for David Hume to select a player from his own era.

1896?

 

[HermanG]

1896?

Isnt Hume from the 18th century?

 

[David Hume]

Isnt Hume from the 18th century?

1711-1776.

 

[sip]

I honestly miss Hayward more than anyone. Not his wet blanket personality, but just the way he played at his size. I yearn for the day we have a well-balanced do it all All-Star SF again.

From a player standpoint I 100% agree. He was such a complete player that wasn't exactly great at anything but he was good at everything. He and Mitchell could have been the most woulda, coulda, shoulda pairing of all time. I really think they would have been an incredible duo and we would have at least 1 banner by now. Obviously contingent on Hayward staying healthy which he was for us.

 

[David Hume]

It would make sense for David Hume to select a player from his own era.

I can also quote Monty Python:
"David Hume,
Could out-consume
William Friedrich Hegel"

 

[LogGrad98]

Isnt Hume from the 18th century?

Oh I thought you were talking about our Hume.

 

[David Hume]

Oh I thought you were talking about our Hume.

You are actually pretty close to the truth.‍

 

[SoberasHotRod]

From last year's team, the player I miss the most is definitely Gobert. I really don't enjoy watching basketball as much without any rim protection.

The last player I would say that I truly miss watching is Deron.

 

[mongoose01]

AK would be pretty awesome on this current Jazz team. I can’t help but think how opponents would like to see Lauri check out just so they can face AK.


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[gomretat]

From last year's team, the player I miss the most is definitely Gobert. I really don't enjoy watching basketball as much without any rim protection.

The last player I would say that I truly miss watching is Deron.

Amen. Flame away but keeping Rudy with some of the other pieces we brought in would be really fun to watch and cheer for. At times, our lack of rim protection makes the game look like a rec league game. Maybe Kessler fills the bill if he keeps developing.

 

[LogGrad98]

Amen. Flame away but keeping Rudy with some of the other pieces we brought in would be really fun to watch and cheer for. At times, our lack of rim protection makes the game look like a rec league game. Maybe Kessler fills the bill if he keeps developing.

I still think the pieces we got for Donovan, but keeping Rudy, would be a competitive team. We could have filled in around the edges with journeymen and fielded a team with Conley, Clarkson, [journeyman], Lauri and Gobert. That's a tough team adding a 3 pt threat in there. With Sexton off the bench. Maybe could have held onto Bogey. So Conley, Clarkson, Bogey, Lauri, Gobert. Lauri becomes the offensive focal point while also giving us some added length and defensive chops. Sexton is the new flamethrower off the bench. Could have been something special, imo.