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I told y'all playoff basketball was different and that the Jazz built a team to win playoff games. They built a roster that had funky regular season chemistry because there was only one ball and several players needed it. But in playoff basketball it was always going to work because playoff...

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I think Elijah Hughes might end up being the best option available to us unless someone unexpected slips. Possibly McDaniels. But McDaniels is the far more risky option who won't help us for years at minimum. I know some are skeptical about Hughes. But I'm telling you I think he's gonna be...

I have Kalaitzakis ahead of Woodard on my board. Although they are both in the same general area (30s to early 40's). Not sure why you would compare the two though because they are completely different types of players. Kalaitzakis is a wing and Woodard is a PF. I value Kalaitzakis higher...

Georgios Kalaitzakis should be getting the same amount of buzz as Leandro Bolmaro if not more. But he's not because he's not a flashy highlight machine like Bolmaro. Instead he just makes the correct play. 6'8, listed wingspan of around 7 feet, solid frame, can run pick and roll as the ball...

@Saint Cy of JFC What do you think of Georgios Kalaitzakis, Ty-Shon Alexander and Skylar Mays?

It's funny to me that people here can watch the playoffs and still not understand why the Jazz value Conley. Like go watch game 1. Murray and Jokic ran two man pick and roll for damn near the entire 4th and OT. Denver ran nothing else. Utah ran PnR for Donovan to exploit a mismatch almost every...

We did. He was highly inefficient.

He's consistently been late first/early second on my board. I like him for the same reasons you mentioned. He's a bucket. The only reason I have him where I do and not higher is that I'm not sure if he can provide value to a team if he's not in a high usage offensive role. And if he does I'm not...

I 1000% expect us to keep this core together, re-sign Clarkson, use the MLE to boost the bench, keep our pick. The only likely salary dump move will be to move Ed.

So... yeah, like I was saying...

Nahhhhh that would be good luck and not bad. So that's not possible.

We won't have to trade our pick to move Ed. His contract isn't that big. Also the Jazz can make a reasonable case that his poor play was due to a combination of injury and poor system fit. A playoff contender might give us an asset for him. Worst comes to worst we might have to give up a future...

I literally predicted it would happen. I knew because the Utah Jazz have the worst luck of any team in professional sports.

From 20 to 23. It was so f***** stupid to win that meaningless game. I'm willing to bet a lot of money that a star goes at 20, 21 or 22. I just know it. I know it because I'm a Jazz fan and we have the absolute worst luck of any team in professional sports.

The only problem with Joe using more possessions is that he's usually to damn passive on offense. Also assuming Oni plays is assuming Quin Snyder has figured out who actually should be coming off of the bench. Which is a big a** assumption considering he stuck with trash off the bench all season.

Next season is the season of good fortune, right? I mean we couldn't have been more unlucky with the way everything went this season. So the universe is just saving all good fortune to be used in an epic run next year I'm assuming

Congrats to Mike. I don't blame him at all for the decision. The season is definitely over now though. I can't see a realistic way that we win this series now.

You can still evaluate. It's just a bit tougher than other situations. It's frustrating at times. I like Vassell a ton. He's the only prospect in this class that I'm sold on as a legitimate 3&D player. I buy the shot. And I buy the team defense. The individual defense is a little more sketchy...