What about this trade with Washington?
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Thee Jazz Fan
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You don't pass up picking potentially the best player in the draft in Kanter for a roll player.
Thee Jazz Fan
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Would anyone do this, and would the wiz. do this?
Jazz give up the third pick and Bell
Wiz. Give up #6 McGee, Crawford
Not sure if I woud do it, also not sure the wiz. do it ether, but it's better than Young.
Lineup.....
Harris Knight (assuming he is there at #6)
Hayward Crawford
Cj Hayward Millsap (when the matchup calls for it)
Jefferson Favors Millsap
McGee Favors Okur
Now before you blast me on Al starting over Favors. Listen.....
Favors is still young and very raw on offense let him come off the bench the first half of the season, then trade Al for the final piece that makes us a contender, maybe a small forward.
If anything it's an intriguing thought.
Jazz give up the third pick and Bell
Wiz. Give up #6 McGee, Crawford
Not sure if I woud do it, also not sure the wiz. do it ether, but it's better than Young.
Lineup.....
Harris Knight (assuming he is there at #6)
Hayward Crawford
Cj Hayward Millsap (when the matchup calls for it)
Jefferson Favors Millsap
McGee Favors Okur
Now before you blast me on Al starting over Favors. Listen.....
Favors is still young and very raw on offense let him come off the bench the first half of the season, then trade Al for the final piece that makes us a contender, maybe a small forward.
If anything it's an intriguing thought.
Thee Jazz Fan
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If anything it might make us an elite defensive team in the NBA, once Favors is moved into the starting lineup
utahjazz107
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Except Realistically the Wizards would never accept that deal. They trade their main defensive player and a great backup for moving up 3 spots. They would probably trade with Minny before us
what about trading our 3rd pick for just the 6th pick and JaVale McGee? I dont think they would include Crawford because he showed some real potential towards the end of the season, i dont want nick young because he is a high volume shooter that doesn't play much defense. with that said, McGee would give us a 4th big who will play great defense. Paired with Jefferson you have the balance of a scoring big (Jefferson) who is decent at defense and a decent offensive player in McGee who is really good at defense. Bring Favors off the bench until he is ready to take McGee's spot. Milsap is the odd man out and you could then give him a year to try SF and if it doesn't work, trade him for a wing player. This trade here seems to work out for all of the teams involved:
https://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=65baych
It gives the Clippers a -6 but if the Jazz picked up on CJ's option and then traded him instead of Raja that would be higher, and i'm not sure how the jazz lose 2 more games with that lineup.
If both things happened this lineup could be scary good in a few years
PG Harris, Jimmer (12), Watson (resign)
SG Gordon, Bell/Miles
SF Hayward, Leonard (6), Evans
PF Jefferson, Favors
C McGee, Favors, White
https://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=65baych
It gives the Clippers a -6 but if the Jazz picked up on CJ's option and then traded him instead of Raja that would be higher, and i'm not sure how the jazz lose 2 more games with that lineup.
If both things happened this lineup could be scary good in a few years
PG Harris, Jimmer (12), Watson (resign)
SG Gordon, Bell/Miles
SF Hayward, Leonard (6), Evans
PF Jefferson, Favors
C McGee, Favors, White
You are an idiot. You are one of the main supporters of this bogus theory that Hayward is incapable of playing SF, and for this I hate you.
Also, Nick Young is basically CJ Miles (with better shooting, but weaker everything else) who chucks even more. Most everyone on here would hate him after a couple of months.
I couldn't resist the stupidity of the "Hayward is only a SG" debate.
jazzrule
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Wizards To Work Out Kanter
Jun 13, 2011 10:11 PM EDT
During the NBA combine in Chicago last month, Kanter expressed his desire to play for the Wizards and possibly team with his “good friend” John Wall.
The Wizards interviewed the 6-foot-11 Kanter in Chicago but had been hoping to arrange another meeting with him before the June 23 draft in Newark.
The 19-year-old Kanter missed all of last season at Kentucky because of violating NCAA eligibility rules and is projected to go anywhere from second to sixth.
Via Michael Lee/Washington Post
Read more: https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/214107/Wizards_To_Work_Out_Kanter#ixzz1PDPqvHNY
Lets hope they fall in love with Kanter and put a trade with the Jazz in place, if Knight falls to them.
Jun 13, 2011 10:11 PM EDT
The Wizards interviewed the 6-foot-11 Kanter in Chicago but had been hoping to arrange another meeting with him before the June 23 draft in Newark.
The 19-year-old Kanter missed all of last season at Kentucky because of violating NCAA eligibility rules and is projected to go anywhere from second to sixth.
Via Michael Lee/Washington Post
Read more: https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/214107/Wizards_To_Work_Out_Kanter#ixzz1PDPqvHNY
Lets hope they fall in love with Kanter and put a trade with the Jazz in place, if Knight falls to them.
If you're so passionate about playing Hayward at SF - then let us hear a proper argument from you instead of starting off calling someone an idot and not backing up your claim.