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Justys

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Why don't we speed up the rebuild? I know Jazz want some flexibility but, why don't they aggressively pursue the likes of Parsons if he is a restricted FA. Throw some money his way and get a solid SF, (maybe Marvin Williams money from last season...8 or 9 millions for 4 years?) Houston might not match, if they think that they can get Melo. Then max out Greg Monroe great passers with a ton of potential! Resign Hayward and draft best avble of PG.

Burke/Smart? (Draft pick)
Hayward/Burks
Parsons/Hayward
Favors/Kanter
Monroe/Kanter

What's nice , Jazz would still have enough money left to pay for a bench or extend Burks (6-7million a year, for 4 years)

Burks 4 yrs 26 million. Ave 6.5
Parsons 4 yrs 36 million avg 9
Favors 4 yrs 50 million ave 12.25
Hayward 4 years 44 million ave 11
Monroe 4 years 58 million ave 14.5

You could easily extend Burkes and still remain under the luxury tax. Kanter would haved to traded at the deadline for a future assets. Solid team that could be 8 or 9 deep

(Please dont beat me down too bad :-))
 
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Not beating you down at all. In fact, DL said in an interview that the Jazz have enough money available to give Hayward a substantial raise and still have a MAX slot available, if they were to find that player and he accepted. I think Lindsey is going to be aggressive in the FA and trade market. This is the last year Utah will have significant cap space available. After that, the Jazz will have money to retain players, but not be far enough under the cap to make significant offers.

I think players like Chandler and Monroe are certainly the type DL will target - i.e. young "veterans" who still have upside. He's not going after guys like Lucas, Tinsley, etc. Those were "one and done" guys to fill the roster but not impact wins.
But free agent and trade moves will really depend on how the draft goes.
 
If the Jazz sign Parsons, why would we keep Hayward? or vice versa? They are virtually the same player except Hayward shoots the ball worse and Parsons isn't as good a passer. I think money could be spent better elsewhere on backup frontline players and point guards.
 
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If the Jazz sign Parsons, why would we keep Hayward? or vice versa? They are virtually the same player except Hayward shoots the ball worse and Parsons isn't as good a passer. I think money could be spent better elsewhere on backup frontline players and point guards.

Hayward is better than Parsons imo. I mean imagine if Parsons was the number #1 option on the jazz, would've been pretty bad.
 
Hayward is better than Parsons imo. I mean imagine if Parsons was the number #1 option on the jazz, would've been pretty bad.
As opposed to the Jazz being "good" with Hayward as the #1 option? Both players aren't #1 options, but Parsons has something Hayward has never had at the pro-level...consistency. I'll take the guy that shows up every night vs. the guy that shows up once a month.
 
I don't think your rebuild idea is that bad of an idea but I agree Parsons and Hayward are similar talents so we don't need both. I don't know enough about Monroe to sign off on the deal. Why didn't Detroit re-sign him?
 
Hayward is better than Parsons imo. I mean imagine if Parsons was the number #1 option on the jazz, would've been pretty bad.

Parsons averaged 16.6 PPG, 5.5 RPG, and 4.0 APG as a #3 option.

Hayward averaged 16.2 PPG, 5.1 RPG, and 5.2 APG as a #1 option.
 
Hey I like the idea but I would go after Al Horford instead of Greg Monroe, maybe the Hawks thinks he is expendable because they made the playoffs without him and almost beat the Pacers.
 
I dont want parsons or monroe
 
As opposed to the Jazz being "good" with Hayward as the #1 option? Both players aren't #1 options, but Parsons has something Hayward has never had at the pro-level...consistency. I'll take the guy that shows up every night vs. the guy that shows up once a month.

Yeah cause he has Harden and Dwight next to him. Thats why he's consistent.
 
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