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With so many experienced, good coaches available, I'd like to think one couldn't simply get a head coaching job based on a good interview. Then again, Redick is about to get the Lakers job.

I feel like a few years ago, when they made it a point of emphasis to crack down on foul-baiting, it was initially called less. Then it just slowly went back to the way it was called a decade ago.

I'm old, so I just wish they'd go back to one person calling the games and just telling us what's going on out on the floor.

What the **** does how teams do in playoffs this year have to do with our picks?

Says and does the right thing when planning ahead, slips up when speaking off the record. Pretty much.

Not to engage in pop psychology here, but Mitchell strikes me as a type of a person I'm sure we've all met at some point in our lives. Super nice and super positive when things are going well, but cannot handle thing not going well. Blames others, gets negative and surly. You know what I...

Clarkson has been a net negative since about 2021. Advanced stats show that the last season of Gobert/Mitchell era, his terrible defense outweighed the offense provided by a bit, then last season it did it by a lot, and then this year he basically fell of the cliff. We're just splitting hairs...

I have serious questions about you actually watching games the past couple of years if you believe that keeping Clarkson was conducive to winning in the long run. And as I and other have pointed out, that team looked terrible already. No one, and I mean no one, thought that keeping Conley...

He did, though. He traded away everyone from that 2022 team away in the span of 6 months except Clarkson. The Jazz went into the season with the worst betting odds in the league and the second worse over/under for wins. What else should he have done? Insisted that Minnesota and Cleveland...

So the grass is perhaps patchy and sun-burnt on the other side then?

Basically, Donovan's personality is some combination of LeBron and Durant, but without the talent.

Which is why he's now on a terrible Memphis team and Boston improved massively after trading him. It's 2024. Unless you're 7 feet tall and can absolutely shut the paint down, you really ought to be able to shoot.

I just hate the way some(seems like most) people are. We trade away two big stars and go into a rebuild hoping that the picks we have received, most of which we actually don't receive for years, will hopefully eventually turn into some young, talented players with potential. When we actually...

And this sense of entitlement and expectations of greatness are coming from where exactly? We're the Utah Jazz, in case you've missed the name of the forum.

Oh, I know. I figured you and I were both being (mostly) sarcastic.

And hope to get players who are half as good as Lauri and Sexton in the draft.

I think the only time in my life I was as butt-hurt as OP is right now was the weekend of my frat initation.

He's half the player he was before the injury.

If we get both Giddey and Bridges, we'd probably have to invest in more security along the sidelines at Delta. For the safety of about half the paying audience.

What a terrible place to be in. It may actually lead to some wins over the next couple of years, heaven forbid.