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I wouldn't say Dallas is a lock at all.

Assuming we eventually sign Ingles, Pleiss, and/or Neto, we'll be cutting players more likely than signing them. If we miss out on them, I wouldn't be surprised if the Jazz settle for their D-League contracts. They've made it clear they aren't looking to sign anyone drastic.

Most of the FA and trade ideas I've seen floating around on Twitter have been garbage. I don't read trade or signing proposals on JazzFanz, so I can't point fingers at anyone here. Even if people wanted us to sign a good guy like Middleton, I still think the 7 young players we have now is...

It seriously blows my mind how many Jazz fans are losin' their **** over this free agency period. It's as if some of you guys WANT us on the treadmill again. I want development. We've rebuilt the team, and now it's time to grow the team. Throwing in mismatched pieces just for the hell of...

Jody and Tony have mostly been tweeting about unruly Jazz fans for the last week. It's making the entire fanbase look ****ty, though let's be honest, some of you guys kind of are.

I absolutely love Trevor Booker. I would love it if he remained on the roster and played a role for us this upcoming season. But he is expendable if we find a better player available.

A player just needs to play to their strengths, regardless of position.

Biyombo more like Bustombo.

This ruling shouldn't affect churches in any way. LDS temples will still be able to bar gay marriages, just as they're able to bar any heterosexual marriages who aren't temple worthy. This new law doesn't affect heterosexuals in any way, shape, or form.

Huge congratulations to my fellow LGB comrades, and a huge congratulations to the Christian community that thinks the end of the world is now coming. Gay people can get married, and Christians are one step closer to being with God. Great day for everyone.

Yeah, and most of us were extremely happy when that happened. He picked a need instead of BPA, and it failed. This time he picked a BPA over need. How about we wait and see what happens before we go about killing ourselves? If anything, the Trey Burke pick just goes to show that we don't...

The overall reaction to this pick is why I hate Jazz forums.

I'm almost glad that I'm not in love with this pick, because he's still a good player, and could be a good trade chip down the road that won't break my heart.

And imagine how much of this chart includes Steve Novak, who only played 109 minutes, and Joe Ingles and Elijah Millsap, who were both 27 year old rookies.

Trading Hayward, our most developed player, and one of our only 3 offensive players on the damn team, would be a huuuge step backwards.

The Sixers didn't hide him, they traded him to Houston and he got buried on the bench.

I feel like Favors is the most consistent player we have. He'll take another step up.

This offseason will do wonders for Dante. I think it's the first time in his pro career that he's really had time to slow down and take it all in. His biggest problem as a rookie was being in his own head too much. While I'm not sure he'll ever be a knock-down shooter like Hood, I do feel...

Oh, wtf, I have no idea how I read the title wrong. I feel dumb. Whatever, they're both white noise blogs. They're usually just long winded opinions that could be summed up in a 140 character tweet. NBA Twitter is GOAT.

I've never been a fan of SLC dunk. Its super amatuer for how much exposure it gets.