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Could be a reason to keep cap space?

“No one did no wrongdoing” according to him. A brilliant statement, since most people will understand this to mean a denial, when it actually means “Everyone did some wrongdoing.” Perfectly played.

The Jazz have a habit of being late in realizing changes to the landscape. I think they are making a lot of erroneous assumptions about how to navigate the changing market in the era of the 2nd apron after totally whiffing on that point with Lauri and overpaying him. There is a space between...

Oof. If this org had plans/strategies, maybe they’re hoping he balls out trying to get his next contract and then trades him at peak value? Him staying beyond his 2nd contract is looking very doubtful at this stage and that’s probably about when we’ll be wanting to keep him for real.

I have a bad feeling the answer is yes.

Based on the reporting I saw on RealGM, the Jazz are happy to do a buyout once Love finds a (playoff?) team that will sign him. Maybe since it appears there’s essentially no one else to play for, Love is cool being here.

17-18 by a mile.

Make more shots without shooting more. Be any obstacle defensively.

And we are a team trying to engineer organic losses. And Lauri is a decade older than whoever we get next year. And Lauri is house money in the first place.

Lauri is not as good as Mitchell or Gobert, it is not three years ago (the market is being WAY tighter about trading picks), and it is not hate to point out those realities.

Literally came here to offer the same sincere sentiment.

lol k

Much like the NBA Draft, we need to cap how many times people win the lottery. But I’m glad you get to go. I devoted Christmas to getting down there in the hope that we could maybe win the lottery due to lower competition. Nope.

Bam straight across-ish? LA still needs a real center and Bron wouldn’t really fit that great with Bam, IMO. Then Miami could maybe use picks for… actually I don’t care.

Ozempic Zion. That **** can help you lose weight by making your appetite healthy but it doesn’t necessarily help you put in the work. I have no faith Zion has the dedication to do what’s necessary to be great. The cool thing is I’m not really worried either way. If he ever has a peak, it won’t...

Bless you.

I don’t know what happened in the lead up to the draft, the one thing I know is that Omar is a piece of **** so this has to be good news.

Where?

I mean, one post-Steph pick has an uncommonly likely chance to be a premium asset. But

Read the ****ing room, dude.