Conley Officially a Jazzman

[baka98]

People keep talking about Conley like he's a 20+ ppg guy. He WAS, and now we have to hope he still will be. However, the dude will be 32 years old when the season starts and has had injuries in his career. His production could drop off quick.

He's only one year older than Curry... Is Curry old or not prolific then?

 

[colton]

LOL look at the protections on the extra pick...

So it's very probably our 2022 pick, top 6 protected. Not sure how I feel about that.

 

[MVP]

The Utah Jazz, who also had a point guard that couldn't shoot. That part has been fixed in a big way.

I was talking about top teams.

 

[Roy_McAvoy]

He's only one year older than Curry... Is Curry old or not prolific then?

Do I really need to go back and look through and start a list of all the past all-star players whose careers spiraled downward at age 32?

 

[Udidthizz]

This is such s ****ing good trade, yall are crazier than a **** to think otherwise

He gets his shot off at least twice as fast as Ricky. And he’s more accurate. Really excited to have him. Proper Jazz type player.

 

[MVP]

Yet stats say we produced the most open shots per game of any team in the playoffs. So maybe you saw what you wanted when you wanted.

Can you post a link to that? I somehow doubt it is true as it looked like we could not generate any decent looks at all.

 

[firegirl]

Yep. This sucks.

So much for free agency, the draft this year and the draft next year. Way to have faith in what could happen DL.

Damned if you do. Damned if you don't.


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[Udidthizz]

Do I really need to go back and look through and start a list of all the past all-star players whose careers spiraled downward at age 32?

Stockton shot us into the finals at age 35. So there’s that.

 

[stitches]

Lets talk about some basketball rather than about the contract/compensation/salary cap stuff:



I love Conley's fit with this team. He's a great player and almost a perfect fit for what Quin runs on offense.

 

[TheStormofWar]

Do I really need to go back and look through and start a list of all the past all-star players whose careers spiraled downward at age 32?

He's 31 with a PO next year. Firsts are late picks, which don't have much impact, can be bought, and have near equivalent value to early 2nds. So in essence, this Jae, Korver, Allen, and cash considerations for Conley. Relax bro.

 

[NUMBERICA]

They didn't avoid including Favors like the plague to release him. Favors is here to stay. Locke has been celebrating Favors not being included in the deal almost as much as he's celebrating acquiring Conley. We didn't keep Favors to let him go.

Sometimes the level of shill that Locke is is unpalatable. He’s spent as much time stressing how much Favors doesn’t work on this team than probably any single point this offseason, but now he’s celebrating that we might keep him at the expense of our capspace we’ve been trying to retain for several seasons and our first rounders, not to mention the best stretch four we’ve had? Doesn’t jive.

 

[fishonjazz]

Pretty surprised Memphis didn't push for Royce - he seems like their kind of player.

Very happy Utah is keeping him.

Love the trade - the clock is ticking on Mitchell's rookie deal. The Jazz had to bring in talent ASAP.

I too love Royce and I'm very glad to keep him.
I'm not surprised Memphis wasn't after him though. His production is quite poor. He took 4.2 shots per game last year and made 2. 0.5 free throw attempts per game. 5.2 points per game.

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