You are speaking in absolutes. Everyone thought Wiggins was the greatest player in years too.
Exactly. Which is why you need to draft 3 lottery guys hoping that one of them really hits. There's really no other path.
You are speaking in absolutes. Everyone thought Wiggins was the greatest player in years too.
That's my point. We didnt get a ring. That said I really wonder what the financial side would look at a full rebuild vs. Retooling.Well we already did it once and some of my favorite times were when we were sucking *** with the core 4. I had tons of fun watching favors, kanter, hayward, and burks and dreaming of what they could become (they become nothing lol.)
How long was Memphis in the lotto? OKC will be out after this year most likely. Hit on one pick in the high end of the lotto… hit on one middle round pick and you are solid… especially if you have a **** ton of capital stacked up.
Even the sixers as many dumb things as they had happened had like three bad seasons? We also aren’t trading in a second round team… we are trading in a first round team at best.
It’s quiet today. Maybe everyone is taking the day off.
Mitchell and ayton isn't winning ****. We just traded Gobert in the division, it's absolutely insane to think our best play is to try to win now.The team won’t be mediocre if we trade for Ayton amongst other moves.
This is year 3… they were a 4/5 seed in the bubble and almost beat Houston 2 years ago. If they hit on Chet or any of their other picks they come out the rebuild with Chet, SGA, Giddey, Dort, a high pick in 23, cap flexibility and a crap ton of future picks… they didn’t even get that much luck. A top 5 pick in this year’s draft should net a great building block.They’re already 3 years into their rebuild. This is year 4.
Honestly, I think Donovan still can be. Half the people in Utah that have soured on Don have done so due to his outspoken politics and the other half took Rudy’s side in the power struggle.I think there is still hope from many fans and the jazz organization that Donovan is a foundation player to build with. Im on the fence on that one. At one time I was certain he was, now im less certain but still think he might could be.
Sure. But nobody was talking about Jokic as a completely unique multi-MVP candidate either. I’m aware that such an argument can also be made for your position, but my position is that more picks that are higher in the draft always increase your odds of finding top-tier talent. Because it does.You are speaking in absolutes. Everyone thought Wiggins was the greatest player in years too.
Yeah, a lot of rebuilds are very dependent on luck. Do you get the no. 1 pick when Oladipo or Anthony Bennett is in contention for it or when there is a Zion/LeBron/AD type in the mix? Or when drafting at 5, can you find a sucker or two to pass on Luka and a third one to take your trade up offer? But yeah... luck plays a part in it, but it's still the best way to acquire generational talent for a small team like the Jazz.This is year 3… they were a 4/5 seed in the bubble and almost beat Houston 2 years ago. If they hit on Chet or any of their other picks they come out the rebuild with Chet, SGA, Giddey, Dort, a high pick in 23, cap flexibility and a crap ton of future picks… they didn’t even get that much luck. A top 5 pick in this year’s draft should net a great building block.
This is year 3… they were a 4/5 seed in the bubble and almost beat Houston 2 years ago. If they hit on Chet or any of their other picks they come out the rebuild with Chet, SGA, Giddey, Dort, a high pick in 23, cap flexibility and a crap ton of future picks… they didn’t even get that much luck. A top 5 pick in this year’s draft should net a great building block.
The Grizzlies were in the lottery 3 years in a row and they are the best case scenario for this.
Philadelphia was in the lottery 6 years in a row lmao.
I think you probably agree more about that year than you think. It was a wasted year and that kind of lame duck team is the exact stuff I have really no interest in.That was a wasted year. How are you not counting that lol.
They didn’t tank… that’s how!!!That was a wasted year. How are you not counting that lol.
I think you probably agree more about that year than you think. It was a wasted year and that kind of lame duck team is the exact stuff I have really no interest in.
To elaborate a little more: they missed a chance to get a high pick that year. So I would say it doesn’t qualify as a rebuild year, despite that they were obviously headed that way and the organization probably even wished they were playing for a pick.
OKC literally has Shai, Giddey and just had picks 2/11/12 in the most recent draft and they are literally going to be **** again. We can only hope to be close to what they are now in 3-4 years if we trade Mitchell for picks.
They didn’t tank… that’s how!!!
Okay lmao… when did the process start? They had 4 ****** seasons from the time they started the process… and they missed on picks and had all sorts of weird **** happen… and still came out with a team that is a contender. The two years in the lotto the years before were they trying but still sucking years.The Grizzlies were in the lottery 3 years in a row and they are the best case scenario for this.
Philadelphia was in the lottery 6 years in a row lmao.
I’d much rather have a competitive team that has a shot of making it to the second round or WCF than punt on 5 years and hope we build a competitive team from scratch.
If you could guarantee me Wemby or Scoot I’d do it but you can’t. It’s a 14% chance at best at Wemby.
I can just see us getting the 3rd or 4th pick and being in the lottery the next 4 years after.