Oh, boy. Get Calderon in here stat.
There's a thread titled "Mo's Injury" at the very top of the page in case you somehow missed it.
Yeah, let's continue to slightly overpay for fringe starters so we can stay afloat, win 45 games, maybe have a shot at the 8th seed, and build this roster 15 deep so figuring out playing time becomes even more difficult for Corbin.
According to an article I came upon, the Jazz have been quietly shopping Al and Paul. Sorry, I didn't copy the link, it was late and I had other things to do. No surprises, but the injury to Mo may hasten a deal. Then again, if a PG isn't picked up soon, the next stretch of games could set the Jazz back just enough to eventually miss the playoffs.I stated before that I didn't want to tank, still don't like 'tanking', but an injury to Mo kind of changes things. Mo said it felt like the same as the injury he had 2008(?) that required surgery. If he misses the year for injury it is time to play the kids, trade Al, Foye, and Milsap. Fans will still buy tickets to watch the kids play. No need to call it tanking--call it evaluating the last three years of draft picks.
According to an article I came upon, the Jazz have been quietly shopping Al and Paul. Sorry, I didn't copy the link, it was late and I had other things to do. No surprises, but the injury to Mo may hasten a deal. Then again, if a PG isn't picked up soon, the next stretch of games could set the Jazz back just enough to eventually miss the playoffs.
I have been hearing about a possible deal of Al and Paul for Pau Gasol. I don't think if Mo goes down with a season ending injury, that that means the Jazz will miss the playoffs for sure.
They're now 5-1 with Jamaal Tinsley as the starting point guard, and he's starting to prove that he can hit the wide open 3 and jumper.
I also don't know why everyone thinks Earl Watson is so bad. He creates many positives on the floor without scoring.
I'd do Al/Sap for Gasol. Running the Corbin offense through Gasol would do just as much good as having a real PG.
Can you imagine how good the Lakers could be though? The Al Jefferson/Kobe Bryant tandem would probably kill us every time.