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I have a question, and maybe this has already been discussed, but are teams able to complete sign & trades with each other for players they both have the bird's rights to? For example (not saying I want to do this) but the Lakers sign Dennis Schroeder & the Jazz sign Conley, can they then both...

Will someone verify I have this correct? All the Jazz have available this offseason for free agent contracts will be the partial MLE of $6mm up to 3 years (for being in the luxury tax) and then veteran minimum deals, correct? I just want to verify they do get the MLE each year. Side note...

I have to think Tobias Harris or Al Horford would be available in a deal. Philly is in a world of hurt with those contracts. I think Otto Porter is realistic too. He's been a bad fit in Chicago. Porter's deal expires but the Jazz would then get his bird's rights to be able to re-sign him even...

Here's a post for some reality. If the Jazz don't move Conley, this is what your roster looks like in 2021. There's 0 flexibility because the Jazz will be way over the salary cap and stuck with poor roster. The salary cap is expected to be $115mm. The Jazz will be paying luxury tax with this...

This is really not even newsworthy. Mitchell was ALWAYS going to sign this max extension. He would be insane to lose out on $30mm this season and take on the injury risk. The risk of losing Mitchell was never him not signing this extension. The risk is if he demands a trade in 1 year or not.

With the understanding that Conley’s max contract will expire this year and the Jazz will then likely have no cap space to sign another player, who would you then prefer the Jazz trade Conley’s expiring deal + 1st round draft pick for if you could pick one of these four guys? *Note that the...

I think the Pacers are a compelling trade partner for both sides. I think a trade could look something like this: Jazz receive: -Myles Turner -Aaron Holiday (He's a big pick up because he can play PG and can shoot. He's young and on a cheap rookie contract. He adds cheap talent to Jazz with...

A 6'6" big man that shoots 39% from the field that the Rockets cut? Something tells me he isn't the final answer for the Jazz.

The Jazz signing Bojan will officially make them the least athletic team in the NBA. Bojan, Ingles, Niang, Bradley, & Neto (can’t even dunk) all on the same NBA team?! Sheesh.

I think you are wayyy overvaluing a very limited Royce O’neale.

Sheesh. That’s Exum type money.

Because I think a more "sexy" team will get Gibson for the MLE and the Jazz would probably have to overpay to get him. I don't think that's the case with Kaminsky though. He may sign for more money but I don't think the Jazz would have to overpay to get him. You're probably right though.

If the Jazz sign Bogdanovic, that leaves the Jazz scary thin in the frontcourt. Gobert would be the only player who averaged more than 4.1 rpg last season. The partial MLE would have to be used on a big guy. Here's who I see the options as, Not very realistic but still a chance salary wise: Ed...

If this happens. It's a bit terrifying that Gobert is the only player on the Jazz who averaged more than 4.1 rebounds per game last season.

Wow.

There is absolutely 0% chance the Jazz are giving up Favors & Ingles to be able to be bring on Tobias.

Here’s some relevant info on the cost to buy into the 2nd round.

I think this guy makes sense if we could get him for the veteran’s minimum.

There is zero chance. Parker is going to get north of $10mm/year on a multi-year deal or more than that if he takes a short deal.

But read this line from that link: "1/10/21 — Mike Conley’s $34,504,132 guarantees for 2020-21, unless he plays in 55 games in either the 2018-19 or 2019-20 seasons, which would lock in the 2020-21 salary sooner." Conley played in over 55 games last season. Does that mean the salary is now...