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Following potential 2014 draftees

fishonjazz said:
The jazz have attracted plenty of free agents.... just not the superstar ones.

Thats why the jazz best chance is to draft or trade to get thier superstar and then use free agency to get the type of free agents that will come to utah (jason terry, corey maggette types) to fill out the roster.

Hayward, burks, kanter, favors, burke, wiggins/parker, + jason terry caliber free agent

Or

Burks, kanter, randle, burke + james harden (or other big time star aquired through trading a combo of 2 core 4 guys and picks)

Either of those things happen and we compete for chips pretty quick
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There is a HUGE difference attracting a star to a small market team that is making bold moves to contend and attracting one to the same market but the team is content with being a playoff team.

The stud players are HIGHLY competitive by nature and they want to see a franchise with the same competitive fire.
 
I reiterate the perfect draft wiggins or Parker, James young (trade burks and the gsw pick to move up) and McDermott

Burke, Neto, Clark
Hayward, young
Parker, rush?
favors, McDermott, Evans
kanter, Gobert

that team has defense, scoring, shooting, a bench 2 way players.

young would be a great bench player being able to play the 2 or the 3. great rebounder for position. if he can play defense and gain wait he would be in the running for 6th man of the year.

McDermott is just a warrior. a great stretch 4 but undersized. he will also come in ready to contribute. great work ethic and bbiq.

Gobert is the eraser and wouldn't need touches to impact the game.

Hayward and Parker playing together would be a nightmare to guard and both will be solid defenders.

favors would be the 5th option in the starting unit so he can focus on anchoring the defense.

kanter can hit the jumper to pull the center out and creating cutting lanes for the wings.

burke is a perfect fit in the PnR offense the jazz would run and could over play defensively with favors in the middle.

I want this to happen so bad
 
Jako said:
I reiterate the perfect draft wiggins or Parker, James young (trade burks and the gsw pick to move up) and McDermott

Burke, Neto, Clark
Hayward, young
Parker, rush?
favors, McDermott, Evans
kanter, Gobert

that team has defense, scoring, shooting, a bench 2 way players.

young would be a great bench player being able to play the 2 or the 3. great rebounder for position. if he can play defense and gain wait he would be in the running for 6th man of the year.

McDermott is just a warrior. a great stretch 4 but undersized. he will also come in ready to contribute. great work ethic and bbiq.

Gobert is the eraser and wouldn't need touches to impact the game.

Hayward and Parker playing together would be a nightmare to guard and both will be solid defenders.

favors would be the 5th option in the starting unit so he can focus on anchoring the defense.

kanter can hit the jumper to pull the center out and creating cutting lanes for the wings.

burke is a perfect fit in the PnR offense the jazz would run and could over play defensively with favors in the middle.

I want this to happen so bad
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I like everything you've said and agree with 90% of it.
 
I'm perfectly content with Favors, Kanter, and Gobert. That's got potential to be championship caliber.
Maybe this year Kanter or Favors show us that they aren't going to get it done. That would make adding
him a lot easier. As it stands right now I'd rather go with the adding A Harrison, and doubling up
there. Burke is a lot more of a question mark than the bigs at this point.

I just think the bigs are set, and the most secure part of this roster.
 
Revolution 9 said:
I'm perfectly content with Favors, Kanter, and Gobert. That's got potential to be championship caliber.
Maybe this year Kanter or Favors show us that they aren't going to get it done. That would make adding
him a lot easier. As it stands right now I'd rather go with the adding A Harrison, and doubling up
there. Burke is a lot more of a question mark than the bigs at this point.

I just think the bigs are set, and the most secure part of this roster.
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Harrison is my favorite of the top picks next year not named wiggins, so I'd be cool with that
 
Jako said:
I reiterate the perfect draft wiggins or Parker, James young (trade burks and the gsw pick to move up) and McDermott

Burke, Neto, Clark
Hayward, young
Parker, rush?
favors, McDermott, Evans
kanter, Gobert

that team has defense, scoring, shooting, a bench 2 way players.

young would be a great bench player being able to play the 2 or the 3. great rebounder for position. if he can play defense and gain wait he would be in the running for 6th man of the year.

McDermott is just a warrior. a great stretch 4 but undersized. he will also come in ready to contribute. great work ethic and bbiq.

Gobert is the eraser and wouldn't need touches to impact the game.

Hayward and Parker playing together would be a nightmare to guard and both will be solid defenders.

favors would be the 5th option in the starting unit so he can focus on anchoring the defense.

kanter can hit the jumper to pull the center out and creating cutting lanes for the wings.

burke is a perfect fit in the PnR offense the jazz would run and could over play defensively with favors in the middle.

I want this to happen so bad
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McDermott screams Spurs type player. I agree with everything you said about him. He'd come in ready to play, and his work ethic should rub off.
 
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