Its less about the 2nd round and more just about I dont get the process. Drafting and developing talent from the 2nd round/undrafted is hard, but Utah has been exceptionally bad at it lately.
According to realgm (https://basketball.realgm.com/nba/draft/future_drafts/detailed) we have Memphis' 2022 + 2026, some weird pick in 2027 incoming (2nd rounders). We also have our own from '25 and '26 (and everything after '28). (Also, we ship out FRP this year (1-6 protected) to Memphis and 2024 (1-10) to OKC.The ghost of Dennis Lindsey past still haunts.
Also, I didn’t know we had any second rounders.
The ghost of Dennis Lindsey past still haunts.
Also, I didn’t know we had any second rounders.
Its just a second rounder guissss these things never matters dummy.
Its about all of it for me...Its less about the 2nd round and more just about I dont get the process. Drafting and developing talent from the 2nd round/undrafted is hard, but Utah has been exceptionally bad at it lately.
Eh, you have to turn the picks into assets. The pick itself isn't an asset. See Fultz, Markelle. . .I also think the NBA needs to do something about OKC owning every single draft pick in existence for the next 1000 years.
One team having that much draft assets cant be good for the league and how easily teams can get deals done.
**** or outsource it to some Jazzfanz nerds for some free tickets and swag.... we might suck but we would suck less.Even if you couldn't care less about 2nd's, the Jazz did not make the right cash decision. The Tucker thing was bad, but at least it did save money...which cannot be said for this move. The Tucker thing might have just been a major **** up with good intentions initially. This move the intentions were clear, to save money, and they somehow failed to do so anyways.
All this to have Oni play 4 minutes of non garbage time basketball this year. I've been an Oni guy, but if the coach doesn't believe in him, there's no reason to keep him over cycling 10 day contracts. The disconnect between the FO and Quin obviously remains.
The Jazz need to get a real cap guy. Whoever is crunching the numbers now is probably crunching the numbers because they are someone's nephew.
I'm not talking about OKC becoming too good, but I would think one team having a big portion of the draft assets will make deals harder to make for everyone else.Eh, you have to turn the picks into assets. The pick itself isn't an asset. See Fultz, Markelle. . .
Having "all the picks" almost guarantees that you will do something stupid with them.
The NBA would step in and reduce a competitive advantage they have? I think it cuts both ways for OKC. When they want to turn the firsts into real players a team will ask for 3 firsts instead of 2.... I mean you have the picks.... give em up.I'm not talking about OKC becoming too good, but I would think one team having a big portion of the draft assets will make deals harder to make for everyone else.