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Refs gave the Jazz the first and the 4th quarter's, and the Suns the second and 3rd quarters. They were atrocious, but fairly evenly atrocious. Not checking the time was bad though. No reason to not go back and look at that.

Whatever, the guy has a little edge. He's not half as bad as Draymond Green. The announcers certainly seem biased against him though, which doesn't help him.

What possible reason do the Jazz have for saying they first wanted Mirotic? Personally he is a better "fit". But I've believed the Jazz should get the best shooter available, and I think they did. They paid 3 million more than they were offering Mirotic. I think Jazz were surprised his pricetag...

Conley and Rudy in the pick and roll is going to be so much fun. Stay back to defend Rudy, Conley will drop in a floater, stay up on Conley, and Rudy gets the alley hoop. Crash down, you leave Ingles, Bogdonovich or Mitchell open on the perimeter. DM will also be able to run it a bit as well...

LOL. I remember a few years ago when Jazz opened the season against Portland and Hood scored about 25 points. I remember thinking "I don't know if I'd trade Hood for McCollum straight up"... LOL. What the blue and yellow tinted glasses will do to you.

No. They won't trade Conley. If he opts out early, they may not look for another PG though

I had to Google to find the name. Not sure I would have gotten it myself if someone else had posted it.

Other than Henry Rowengartner, when did an injury ever help a player?

The problem isn't having 1 injury prone guy, it's having 3 injury prone guys at the same position. That's what leaves you with DM starting at PG with Ingles as the only other player on the team that can run the offense like they had at times last year.

Dennis Lindsey may have baked the cake, but Zanik iced and decorated the $#!* out of it.

When Exum is injured, you stagger Mitchell and Conley's minutes even more so one id in the court

Donovan Mitchell is the backup point I hope. Conley or Mitchell should be running point for at least 40 minutes a game. Ingles can run the offense the other 8 minutes with Exum defending the opposing PG.

I believe so. They have about 50 million in cap space, so unless Rubio gets 30 Million plus, then they are limited by his early bird rights, not their salary cap.

Jazz haven't officially traded for Conley yet, but I don't see any advantage to aS&T when both teams are working under the cap.

While I get this, Jazz gave him a higher contract last year for just this type of flexibility. Him and his agent knew this was a part of it when they signed the contract. I hope it gets resolved soon too, but don't blame the Jazz for waiting until they are sure. I just hope he doesn't go to the...

Not if they cut Favors and sign BB to an amount that keeps them below the Salary cap.

Even if the Jazz cut neto?

The Conley trade would have to be postponed by a few days to make it work

Here's a scenario I haven't considered, could Jazz offer a RFA with the salary cap they have, and hold off the Conley trade until after the other team decides whether or not to match? Say they offer Portis 10 million a year (no idea what kind of number he'll actually get). They don't need to cut...

I've always thought that was one of the biggest reasons to keep Favors is to use his salary in a midseason trade. Plus I think him and Gobert works better with Conley than Rubio. I don't think Jazz can find a FA as good as Favors for the 16-17 million they could use if they cut him. They may...