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Fallon had Gutfeld on last month and it was near his highest ratings ever. He played it smart too, not doing a deep dive into politics, tried to establish a rapport with him. Why wouldn't a struggling Kimmel want to try something like that? Even if he doesn't choose his actual guests, he has...

Pretty much. Though Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo have had some mild success reinventing themselves. Lemon often does some actual journalism now, going out on the street for conversations. Chris Cuomo, who was one of the more tolerable ones on CNN, has turned into an independent and has gained some...

Kimmel was just rancid. Can't believe he touched the Kirk assassination to begin with, but then to blatantly lie and call Robinson a Trump supporter just goes to show you the arrogance and evil of that man. Now lets see him try to land on his feet without his writing staff.

If we could solve shelter, everything would be fine inflation wise. It's a multi faceted, deep rooted problem in the country.

No doubt a sliver of light in a dark, abysmal season. Perhaps he'll end up being a "super Olynyk".

Agree with some of the points. The lack of Europe's self sufficiency is what has been helping to fund Russia's war on Ukraine. Despite Trump warning to Europe (before the war even started) not to be totally reliant on Russian energy. Whoops....... View...

You make a couple fair points there, but do a disservice to yourself labeling Musk a racist and budding fascist. Anyone a potential threat that backs a conservative position is immediately labeled a racist or fascist. Don't tell me it's not true, I watched it ad nauseam for the last 8 years...

Well let's start there, and I think I know what you're referring to. Trump is a sore loser, but you're not being intellectually honest with yourself if you think he and 100 citizens could overthrow the government and serve eternally as dictator. Think back to Trump's last term and name one thing...

So I must be one in the same of these rotten trolls correct? I have 9500 messages posted on this forum, probably near that amount on this forum's predecessor. Very few posts though....:D - your detective skills are unmatched. There hasn't been much reason to come around lately with the Jazz...

I, of course, was being facetious in response to the accusation I saw of the republican posters being labeled as such. The fact you couldn't even recognize that is sad.

Thriller, Red, Sardines, Lograd, str8line - all the same poster bringing up the same dem talking points. IP check please. Fun fact: Utah has 917,776 registered republicans and 241,993 registered democrats

Pleasantly surprised at Cody's good natural defensive instincts. We saw some of this in summer league. He is going to still suffer due to his weight, but could be a very good defender in 3 years. It remains to be seen if Kessler's added weight will help him. On offense, he generally scored with...

His A/T ratio was not indicative of a horrible decision maker. His style isn't pretty to watch sometimes, but when he drives into the trees he's thinking about getting to the free throw line, which he was decent at.

I think that's why the Jazz will probably hold onto him. His leadership/energy will be good for the young guys to witness.

If only we held onto our 35th pick and drafted that Jokic guy in the 2nd round, it would have more than made up for the Exum bust.

Anyone remember what his meter was on Gobert and DM?

28 wins seem super close. Rookies are generally terribly defensively and can fuel a tank pretty hard.

Retire his jersey! A Utah legend.

Interesting take, I don't see Kuminga available under any circumstances. Maybe a straight up trade + filler for Lauri

Here is a summer league Paul George. Granted these are highlights, but George seems naturally more aggressive when he gets the ball compared to Cody, who is more methodical.