Recent content by bkralj

So 35 wins this season and 45 wins next season?

Yeah they need to win at least 30 games this season on their eventual road back to the playoffs which should take them 4-5 seasons to get there.

The Jazz need to increase their win total by at least 5 games every season bottom line. Anything less will be unbelievably frustrating. Snyder is a way better coach than Corbin, the core 4 has a year more of NBA experience under their belt as well as Burke plus they have nice additions with...

I agree with everything you said. I just see them winning a few more games every season which at the rate is going to take them forever to make the playoffs again.

Are they going to struggle to get 25 wins again?

Yeah that's interesting from someone that has nothing to add to the conversation.

Well I guess they can't sign anyone since they spent all their money on Hayward. I'm worried about this team being worse than last season now.

I've never seen a team's management as lazy as the Jazz. They re-sign Hayward and that's definitely it for the rest of the free agency period..amazing!

Yeah but what difference is that pick going to make? Give the Jazz 5 more wins next season? At that rate it will take them forever to make the playoffs again.

Then what happened on the last road trip?

Like Trey Burke who will miss half this season due to his injury?

Jazz management is clueless as long as Corbin is the head coach. After all the coaching changes in the offseason, why should any team respect the Jazz because of that bonehead decision?

If the Jazz end up with the worst record in the NBA season, they will not get the #1 draft pick because they are cursed and nothing ever goes their way. Anyone who thinks any different is leaving in a dream world. If this losing continues, the players will become demoralized and you will see a...

Well said. I will give him the benefit of the doubt and see what happens.

I don't trust Jazz management. It seems that they are more focused on bringing in draft picks and younger players with minimal NBA experience than keeping vets like Hayward and Favors long term.