Elaborate. Since not many guys make the HOF it would be difficult to trade lots of future HOF players. I think the Harden trade for sure, though I am not sure how they avoid that one wit the cap space - which was not our issue at all.
A whole bunch is chance and luck on multiple levels. I think it is a bit humorous that every year when a team wins the title the idea of them as a blueprint comes out. There are lots of ways to get there. One of them is not trading away future HOF players.
I have had a different experience. I have lived in 5 other NBA cities and traveled to most of the other NBA cities and I find the note very recognizable, at least to basketball fans.
He was the quintessential blue collar guy who gave it everything when was on the floor and always in the fray on defense and rebounding. Every team could use a guy like him for 12 minutes a night.
Spence Checketts did a Frank Layden tribute yesterday on his show. I didnt catch all of it but I caught several of the interviews with Scott Layden, Richard Smith, Phil Johnson and Dave Checketts. Great great show that highlighted the amazing impact Frank had on the Jazz and the community. If...
JC was incredibly fun, and sometimes frustrating, when we were relevant. Fond memories of him as a Jazzman but also glad he is moving on - and I wish him well. Seems he had a miserable year because of our need to win every trade.
I have been advocating that trying to win every trade makes no sense given where we are at. That being said, I still disagree with this one. There are some guys I would absolutely dump but Sexton is a guy I would keep around unless you get something real in return.
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