I'm happy for Dunn. Great dude who worked his tail off for the Jazz.The cash and doing right by Dunn are the biggest motivators here.
I'm happy for Dunn. Great dude who worked his tail off for the Jazz.The cash and doing right by Dunn are the biggest motivators here.
Ya I gotta imagine it was more about doing Dunn a solid than it was getting some second round swap.I'm happy for Dunn. Great dude who worked his tail off for the Jazz.
The Nuggets were desperate to avoid the second apron. The Jazz were simply trying to do right by Kris Dunn. The two situations are apples and orangesConsider this....The Hornets got DEN's 25, 29, and 30 second round picks for taking on Reggie Jackson's $5.25M contract. The Jazz got a single second round swap and cash to take on WB's $4M deal.
The Hornets sold their cap space for future picks. The Jazz sold their cap space for extra cash.
Decent chance that gets us up past that magic top-40 line.2030 swap
A little surprised they didn’t just roll that into the Clippers/Utah deal with cash and picks and swaps coming to Utah, and then the Jazz just buyout Jackson. Oh well?Honestly what the hell was Denver thinking with that Jackson trade? It's so weird looking back at it. Why were they in such a hurry to get off 5 million? That has to be an owner being super weird and pushy, right?
At the very least, they should sell it now. How many fans would buy a Westbrook jersey with this being his second time through? Absolute legend. No matter how hard he tries, he keeps coming back.Retire his jersey! A Utah legend.
There has to be a 3rd statue coming soon.At the very least, they should sell it now. How many fans would buy a Westbrook jersey with this being his second time through? Absolute legend. No matter how hard he tries, he keeps coming back.
The legend returns home. Welcome back Russ
A true legend. The Jazz have never lost a game he has started for them.At the very least, they should sell it now. How many fans would buy a Westbrook jersey with this being his second time through? Absolute legend. No matter how hard he tries, he keeps coming back.
He's 7'1"240 lbs and played two years at Florida State.Koprivica must be the missing piece! OMG!