I'm afraid both Paul George and Hassan Whiteside are going to be impact players, if given the right situation.
Resigning Boozer Jazz's top priority
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Zerol
Active Member
i guess the best option we have is probably sign-and-trade Boozer to a team with cap space so that we can get a trade exception, that would allow us to take part of this summer free agency. should try to target some realistic targets like Scola and Haywood to shore up our front court. Try to pry Gortat away from the Magic won't be a bad choice either.
Hopper
Banned
Hmm, lookin at them stats, some poor fool might start to thinkin that the undersized, perennial pine-ridin, Paperboy done as good as the 6' 11" hall of famer, Garnett, eh? Either way, I guess the Celts couldn't beat Lakers. No one else could either. Which proves one thing, if nuthin else: Every power forward in the league aint nuthin but crap.
I guess you're not talking about how Millsap totally fell apart and flamed out, then.
Hopper
Banned
"Totally fell apart?" Are ya talkin bout Boozer's first 10-15 games last season, that it?
Or the total breakdowns which led to missing 30-40 games a season, mebbe?
So what you've done is compare a player at the beginning of his career, to a player at the end of his career who was or is a shell of his former self. Again, you just don't get it, do you?
Stifle Tower
Punch Bowl Re-Filler
Did anyone watch the clip of O'Connor's comment? He looked like he had a cattle prod up his arse. And the reporter basically asked him a leading question. IMO, there is not a chance in hell Boozer will be back. Now if they can get some value out of a S&T, without having to take back $15M in salaries, then something might get be done.
Hopper
Banned
Ya think? Ya tryin to suggest that mebbe Boozer aint no rock-solid, go-to startin forward, or sumthin?
"In his first season with the Jazz (2004–05), Boozer averaged 17 points and 9 rebounds, showing promise and the ability to be the go-to guy, while learning a new system. However, he suffered an injury, missing the later part of the season, which contributed to the Jazz missing the playoffs for only the second time in 22 years, and he was publicly criticized for a lack of effort by team owner Larry Miller. As the 2005–06 NBA season began, Boozer was still recovering from injury, and then aggravated a hamstring, causing him to miss the first half of that season as well. He returned to action in late February, easing into action by coming off the bench for the Jazz. In the middle of March, he was placed back into the starting lineup....Boozer got off to a strong start in the 2006–07 season... Boozer was named part of the NBA All-Star roster as a reserve, but could not participate because of a hairline fracture in his left fibula. " https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Boozer
He went on to play in a grand total of 37 games in the 08-09 season, though. If you're lookin for a "starter" who doesn't "completely fall apart," what more could ya ax for?
Jazz4ever
Well-Known Member
He is nothing. Fes is 3 inches taller and 60 pounds heavier than Aldrich, and probably faster too. You will see how small Aldrich is once they put him next to real NBA centers. Of course ALdrich might upgrade to 3 inch platforms or high heels to close the difference.
Gyp Rosetti
Banned
Exactly. Maybe this is just a chess move so NJ think we really want him and they have to come to us in a S&T for Favors.
Maybe?
