There's a lot of sense to doing so. None of which, btw, need to be read as a commentary on the quality of player Derrick is (I know you know this... I'm writing to all). The most important reason is continuity throughout the 2017-18 season and beyond. There's virtually no chance we are paying to bring him back after next year, and rather than recouping value mid-season (which won't be any higher than it is now, IMO, and will definitely disrupt team play), might has well grab some value now.
I feel like bumping my worry thread.
There's a lot of sense to doing so. None of which, btw, need to be read as a commentary on the quality of player Derrick is (I know you know this... I'm writing to all). The most important reason is continuity throughout the 2017-18 season and beyond. There's virtually no chance we are paying to bring him back after next year, and rather than recouping value mid-season (which won't be any higher than it is now, IMO, and will definitely disrupt team play), might has well grab some value now.
I feel like bumping my worry thread.
Also it sounds like we are still committed to keeping Burks and Exum and rehabbing their value. I think it is somewhat wise on both of them. We'd have to give up an asset to trade Burks and he could change that.
I ignored salary when I voted. All things being equal I'd like to have Hill back. But obviously things aren't equal. I don't want the Jazz to pay Hill too much. Actually I wouldn't mind if they paid him a lot for one more year but not long term.
no jrue mention smh
We don't have cap space.. these are all trade targets.
Hill is a trade target?
As for Rubio, what are you willing to trade to save 5.5 million a year for 2 years? That money likely means very little in the big picture. We should still be able to avoid the tax for one more year. After that, it doesn't affect anything except how much tax the trust pays.
I'm still on the Hill bandwagon. I'd rather spend the money than trade assets for a player who can't shoot.
Beverly would be 2nd on my list.
That is unrealistic.