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If you haven't already, make sure you check out the Bulls' SB Nation Boozer Appreciation article for a good laugh.

What a dumb thread/conversation. JL III sucks. Jimmer sucks. JL III provides some sort of a vet presence. Jimmer provides a delusional fanboy presence (and most of the comments on this thread are proof). There's a reason one is currently under contract with an NBA team while the other isn't...

I voted "NO" but I'm nearly positive the FO will match it.

So basically... 1. Lindsey viewed the 2nd rounder as a "trade-up" chip 2. he didn't end up needing it in this draft 3. so he swapped it for a "trade-up" chip in a future draft when it may come in handy. And reports that it's for the better of Boston/Toronto's pick means it will still...

I think the Jazz FO expected to use that 35th pick in a package to trade up, but ended up not needing to move up. So they viewed it as gravy and looked to deal it and couldn't get anything better than what Memphis offered. Sucks we couldn't get decent value for it, but oh well. I guess this...

This explains it, kind of what I assumed: Jody Genessy ‏@DJJazzyJody 4m Regarding that second-round trade, the Jazz simply didn't want to bring in three rookies and that Memphis deal was the best they could get. Expand Reply Retweet Favorite More

Hmmm, looks like it's just the 2nd rounder. DesNews beat writer confirms: Jody Genessy ‏@DJJazzyJody 1m The Jazz simply traded 35th pick Jarnell Stokes to Memphis for the Grizzlies' 2016 second-round pick. That's it. Expand Reply Retweet Favorite More

There's got to be more to this trade than the 2016 2nd rounder reported. It doesn't make sense.

Spence Checketts said on the radio that he heard from his "source" that seven different teams had offered the Cavs for the #1 pick, but they told all but the Jazz and Sixers that they weren't interested. Said he didn't know what Philly offered, but that Cleveland wanted an unprotected future...

Burks and Favors are my favorite players on the team and I still say Yay... because I care more about the Jazz trying to build a contending team than I do about the players I like staying on the team. And you can't build a contending team without a star player (well actually multiple star...

Pretty sure I'd trade just about any combination of players and draft picks for the #1 pick in this draft.

I voted "KILL ME" a.k.a. "trade back" because none of those players are going to take the Jazz where they want to go. Might as well accumulate more picks.

0% chance DL even considers D'Antoni. He's said over and over that the next coach will have a strong emphasis on defense. I'm not sure D'Antoni even knows what defense is.

Hayward is far from irreplaceable. I say let him walk and draft Kyle Anderson out of UCLA with the Warriors' pick. He's projected to go 25th-ish in many mock drafts and has a similar size and skill set to Hayward. And his price tag will be around $10 million cheaper.

I want the Jazz to lose to the Lakers more than anything, but I have a hard time believing it will actually happen. Last home game, fans hate the Lakers, Lakers are horrible, now Fan Appreciation Night.... doesn't look too promising. Hopefully I'm wrong. As I mentioned the other day, this game...

THIS... 10000000000000000000 times!! Not only is it ONE game, but it's ONE game in which a win would be completely 100% irrelevant. Meaningless win, or loss that almost doubles our chances in the lottery? It's a no-brainer.

That game will probably be the difference between finishing 6th and finishing 4th (or with a lot of luck, 3rd). Finishing 4th nets us roughly a 37% chance of a top-3 pick, while ending up in 6th drops those chances to about 21%. A 6th place finish would mean roughly a 78% chance of picking...

Last I checked, DL is higher up the totem pole than Corbin. He needs to take the initiative and do what it takes to greatly increase his team's chances of getting one of the potential stars the Jazz can likely never get otherwise. Corbin has had more than a fair chance and failed. The Jazz will...

If the FO is really considering extending this train wreck of a coach, then the whole Jazz organization has much bigger problems on its hands than a handful of disgruntled phone calls will ever have a hope of alleviating.

The Jazz could very well lose out on the road so it will come down to home games. I could see them winning as many as six more at home so losing a few of these will be critical to finishing in the bottom four.