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I feel like the Jazz owe it to the rest of the NBA to not cough up a lottery pick to OKC.

I’m mid-curious on Maluach. I really don’t think Beringer jumps him but I wouldn’t be *stunned* at this point.

Murphy is 24, so he would be exactly in the middle between Lauri and Harper age-wise.

And Maluach? I also doubt Sorber will be there at 21 but it’s possible.

A lotta smoke going on. Whether it’s a fire or a screen remains to be seen. Could be as simple as leverage in an extension negotiation with Kessler or it could be more.

Would much much rather hope he’s there at 21 than do some crazy reach on Maluach.

K, dude. Your subjective assessment doesn’t change the objective math. He’s efficient AND productive. Sit down.

Love you bud.

Not necessarily. Very context dependent.

Nope.

Is the possibility of Nic Claxton what has people losing their minds? Cuz I’m good.

I agree, buuut I’m pretty sure every other front office realizes that (whether all owners get it or care is a different story). The counterpoint would be that value is almost always considered higher in the present than in the future (which is basically why loans and interest exist and are...

I’m well aware. Rail thin, athletic energy bigs have a poor track record if they don’t become fundamentally different players. I’m actually quite confident they have reliably one of the worst hit rates if you were to do a comprehensive comparative analysis. The part that the tweet left out is...

Man that’s grim. I am extremely picky about trading draft assets for anybody for at least the next year but would seriously consider spending assets on Trey Murphy. He is a really promising player despite being in what seems like basketball Hell.

I don’t understand why they’d be trading him unless they’re trying to tank again.

I wanna say something about Jeremy Evans when we talk about Essengue.

K, just know he’s way more a really skinny big than he is a giant wing when doing your evaluation.

This feels like something.

Because the rebuild has already been pushed down the line, he’s due for real money, and he helps us win for the last season we need to be genuinely awful for. It’s worth noting that he doesn’t project as a terribly good playoff player (subject to hack-a tactics, has played essentially 0...

Let’s just remember that Gobert fell to 27th in one of the worst drafts in recent memory.