The Jazz Wonderbra
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In saying that.
Just pay the 2 x 1sts.
No thanks. Conley is due $33 million... per year... for 2 years... he is a great player but he isnt worth a desperation move. I prefer Lowry if we can get him tbh.
In saying that.
Just pay the 2 x 1sts.
Will he be a RFA? Washington matched for Porter Jr. No reason to think they wouldn't match for Satoransky. They could then trade him later. I'm betting they won't keep Parker; he has a team option for next year. They're now in decent shape salary-wise: $65K for Wall and Beal, but can fill out the roster nicely, even if they have to overpay for Satoransky.It's a realistic strategy that's proven to work for small market franchises time and time again. And I don't see why we can't get a guy with high upside like Satoransky and hope he develops into the star we need.
yeah it gets tougher after the Porter deal. Signing free agents is never a easy process. Our hope is that Satoranaky prefers to play somewhere for a starting role, which we can give him. And WAS doesn't feel like overpaying again after paying the price on the Porter/Wall deals. I get it when they decided to overpay Porter cuz he is their starting SF. But Sato won't be anything more than a backup as long as they hold on to both Beal and Wall. But he can start over Rubio on this Jazz team right now.Will he be a RFA? Washington matched for Porter Jr. No reason to think they wouldn't match for Satoransky. They could then trade him later. I'm betting they won't keep Parker; he has a team option for next year. They're now in decent shape salary-wise: $65K for Wall and Beal, but can fill out the roster nicely, even if they have to overpay for Satoransky.
No thanks. Conley is due $33 million... per year... for 2 years... he is a great player but he isnt worth a desperation move. I prefer Lowry if we can get him tbh.
It seems like he just prefers the East not necessarily that he absolutely will not play in Utah. If the jazz trade for him he will adapt and it will be a non issue.Mike does NOT want to play here. You do not trade for someone who tells his agent they do NOT want to go there. Stop asking for Mike. ty
Pretty normal jazz trade scenarios. They have their ONE guy and ONE price and be damned if there is any kind of secondary target. Just like with Hayward, wait out the one single target and don't deviate at all. Conley for a fixed price or nothing. The jazz fo is obviously very content being a "good" team. Staying "competitive" while never swinging for the fences. So many really good players, who could have absolutely helped us more than a little bit, moved in the last 3 days, and we do jack ****. It's getting old.
Lowry has back problems and is currently getting injections for it. He doesn't quite look the same and the fans here in Toronto have kinda turned on him
Why do you keep posting this?
You don't have to be a smart ***. You twice stated that Utah was a slave state. It was not even a state nor was it counted as a slave state. I agree with the treatment of slaves and Native Americans. I was simply trying to clarify your statement.Holy semantics Batman. You are correct.
Utah/Deseret/Mormon Country was pro slavery until the end of the civil war. They bought and sold slaves and captured Native Americans and sold them as slaves. They attempted genocide on a group of Native Americans. They passed laws legalizing slavery. They taught in their churches that slavery was of god.
did he say it or a 3rd party? If he didn't say it then it doesn't matter what anyone else says.Now comments are out Conley is not interested in playing for the Jazz, does everyone still want this to happen?
Eric Woodyard
Joe Ingles calls the Jazz’s trade rumors a “sh*ty situation” for the names of guys in discussion. “It’s not good for anyone especially when you’ve got such a tight group of guys that want to be here, that enjoy being here and play well together so we’ll see what happens,” he said
This is the reason why we will never win anything.
I'm sure Ingles knows Rubio wants to stay with the Jazz and he is trying to favor his friend.