Yeah, but you are talking about a guy who is going to play 12-15 mpg kind of thing and be some injury insurance in case Rubio goes down.
Should the Jazz Sign D-Will?
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Yeah, but you are talking about a guy who is going to play 12-15 mpg kind of thing and be some injury insurance in case Rubio goes down.
I think that reason is more on the huge influx of rookie PG's in the NBA this year.
We need a spark. Something positive to offset the negative news.
I want to close out the Deron story with a nice chapter. He should have always been a jazz man. It went south, but his time here was awesome (for the most part).
Deron as a back up? Hell yeah.
I want to close out the Deron story with a nice chapter. He should have always been a jazz man. It went south, but his time here was awesome (for the most part).
Deron as a back up? Hell yeah.
Quin's Murderface
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I vote no. Just keep who you have. Let Neto play backup until/unless you think Mitchell can handle it.
candrew
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Around the trade deadline last season I was all for it. Now l don't know. He was embarrassingly bad in the finals.
Word is he's lost his passion for the game or can't accept being a role player. Is he even in shape?
Maybe coming back to Utah to right a wrong (especially in front of Coach Sloan every home game) might give him some motivation.
Hey, at least there's no awkward reunion with Hayward to worry about.
Word is he's lost his passion for the game or can't accept being a role player. Is he even in shape?
Maybe coming back to Utah to right a wrong (especially in front of Coach Sloan every home game) might give him some motivation.
Hey, at least there's no awkward reunion with Hayward to worry about.
I mean, he was pretty good last year until the Finals.
