candrew
Well-Known Member
I had to re-read this.
I used a semi-colon. What else do you need?
I had to re-read this.
What else do you need?
That saying only works if you've appraised both options as devils. I only see one.The evil you know is better than the evil you don't know.
Morrow is a bona fide MLE player that brings something to the team that they simply do not have anywhere. Morrow has sniped with consistency the second he entered the league. He'd be under contract for a while and in that situation (a young, consistent player), you've found value.
Miles' situation, on the other hand, is kind of a dead-end. As far as my opinion goes, he'll have to have a hell of a year for me to buy in to keeping him around, and if that happens, he's going to eat up cap space that I'd simply rather not spend on a guy that has done little more than flirt with all of us for six years. So it's either spend heavily and it possibly be a massive mistake, or he just goes back to trash and the Jazz get nothing back for him.
Clear as day decision in my mind.
Legit concern. To get one of the pieces you desperately need, you get it and figure the rest out later.CJ's a better player than Morrow but that's neither here nor there. The problem with this hypothetical deal is it leaves the Jazz with 3 2 guards on the roster for next year in Burks/Morrow/Bell, and none of them can play 3. So KOC would have to sign a backup 3, and then effectively carry 6 wings in case of injury.
I don't see three point shooting as a need. I'd rather get layups, besides I thought a sf was are biggest need.Legit concern. To get one of the pieces you desperately need, you get it and figure the rest out later.
I don't see three point shooting as a need. I'd rather get layups, besides I thought a sf was are biggest need.