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I agree... They can, but if you're counting on a guy (or two guys) at two positions, and he gets hurt, you lose at both positions, and become thin pretty quick. Last year, i was surprised when the Jazz signed Elson... I was thinking like you are that they had plenty of guys who could play C...

With some uncertainty remaining about Okur, I think the Jazz will still be needing/wanting another guy who could play C. Not saying it should be Fes, but perhaps an Elson like guy, or another young project type. (Fes is still a possibility)

I think we are underestimating Millsap's versatility big time. I remember a couple of years ago he was asked to guard a big time scoring wing player (wish I could remember who) in crunch time, and he got a stop. I think we will see him create mismatches as both a 3 and a 4 depending on the...

Over the years, the Jazz have had a few 2 guard types that made me wonder how they would do at the point. They have always gone the other way by playing a PG at the two from time to time. I really like the idea of trying Burks as a PG, and also the idea of having a SG with PG skills (which the...

I am not sure why so many are so keen on getting another pick in this draft. 1st round picks come with guaranteed rookie contracts. Unless that changes in the pending agreement, I am not sure why the Jazz would want to take on three guaranteed rookie contracts in a draft that really only has...

I have never been a fan of the "if we're not contending for a championship every year we suck" way of thinking. The Spurs had two tank years many years ago that got them the # 1 pick to take Robinson and Duncan. Anyone want to go through that in order to get the #1 pick? I don't. There are...

Man. I really hope not!!!!!

I am just not sure about the wisdom of taking on 3 guaranteed rookie contracts this year with the labor uncertainty and the promise of a stronger draft next year.

A couple more drafts, and the Jazz will have no fans left... No matter who they draft.:D

After reading through the posts in this board, I feel really bad for KOC. Whoever he picks 3rd, 1/3 of the posters here are going to be furious and swear never to watch the Jazz again.

Biyombo and Faried

Sorry: Bowie is who I meant.

Not to be trite... but that is the kind of thinking that leads to passing on Michael Jordan to draft (what was that guys name?) Joe Berry Carrol?

Because watching him play at the end of last year, we can see that the Jazz are a better team with him at the two. Yes, he can also play the three and that versatility is a strength, but the Jazz appear to be a better team with him at the two.

It seems that everyone is concerned about Williams being a tweener.... He is a great athlete and a great BBall player. The team that drafts him will find a way to use his talents in a productive way. being a tweener has both drawbacks and possibilities. If he is too big and strong to be...

I think we re not being creative enough here. One potential scenario that addresses the issues... Millsap starts at the three, with Favors and Big Al. First substitution is a three coming in for either Favors or Al. Millsap moves to the four. Second substitution is Favors or Al...

If he is so good, why would the pacers be willing to trade him to the Jazz?

I can find a stat to prove that my opinions are all facts too. Millsap is actually quite good defensively, but defense is a team effort, and the stats don't account for that fact.

Everyone.... Stop feeding the troll!!!!

Everyone seems to have strong opinions about Millsap. Statements of fact abound on both sides... Good, but not good enough to start on a winning team Too slow to guard SF's Too short to guard PF's Must come off the bench Must start The fact is that no team has the perfect player at every...