Randy Rigby Retiring At The End Of The Season

[b_line]

Wow... why????



Did he clash with the new management when Greg stepped down?

Lol. He's like a hundred years old. Retire time. Donezo.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Retiring from what

He does business stuff. He was credited for bringing back Summer League to Utah and securing the Idaho Stampede deal most recently.

 

[Stifle Tower]

Rigby was the baker. The Jazz are taking the cake out of the oven. There is nothing more for him to do.

Maybe he'll put on a chauffeur hat and be Lawson's driver. Hey, Mr. Rigby, I can hook you up with Uber,

 

[mellow]

This timing seems very suspicious. Randy Rigby announces he is stepping down the same day rumours swirl about Jazz trading Trey for a player that is not a Jazz like player. It seems obvious that Libdsey has wrestled away control of the entire organization and has convinced ownership to take risks on players with questionable characters. Rigby, who is well known for his commitment to character, probably objected to Lawson and Lindsey used it as his opportunity to push Rigby out. Ownership sided with Lindsey, but allowed Rigby the dignity of announcing a retirement rather than fire him.

I'm pretty sure the illuminati, the trilateral commission and Brigham's Danites might be involved.

 

[Miggs]

Yeah, he called his dad and his dad said he needs to start looking for work immediately because he's not moving back home with him...so Locke called Rigby and got set up for a job here.

Genius.

 

[cctrackstar]

See you Randy, you were a good radio interview. I assume the rest of your tasks were good too.

 

[Joe Bagadonuts]

See you Randy, you were a good radio interview. I assume the rest of your tasks were good too.

Are you kidding? That guy made me want to dig my eardrums out with a spoon.

 

[mellow]

For the record I like Randy Rigby. I didn't always like everything he did, or how he sometimes sounded on the radio, but I like him. I like that he made himself available to be on the radio. He had a comfortable, grandfatherly way about him that I found to be charming and personable. I could tell he loved the Jazz, so we shared a common passion. He loves utah, and works to present the Jazz and Utah in the best way possible. He worked to make Jazz activities appealing and available to families...I really appreciate this. He worked hard to bring the Rocky Mtn Review back and I love the Review. Thanks Randy.

 

[NAOS]

(risky necrobump here... hope I don't get banned)

 

[NAOS]

Guys, I really think we need to discuss this. I'm devastated. I've been holding back a flood of emotions.