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Better than Sloanfield ... here's drivewayball back ... Boozer responded to the "benching" with 31 points on 14-19 shooting and 13 boards. Carlos is currently second in the nba in efficiency per 48, trailing only Kevin Love's amazing start to the season. Sloanfield will be able to remind...

Jefferson is a great pick up and the Jazz may be better next year than last. Jefferson pretty much replaces Boozer's skill set. Both are the same size ... Jefferson measured like a quarter inch taller in shoes and Boozer has about 10 pounds on him. Jazz could still use a center.

Why in the world are you ripping Carlos Boozer? He doesn't even play for the Jazz anymore. Why not rip on all the guys you still have under contract?

You are so right! What team wouldn't be far better off without their most efficient player? As for the problem at center, that got solved last summer when KOC extended Okur.

Finally, the only thing standing between the Jazz and championship glory is gone! A string of Jazz NBA championships is sure to follow.

I think the Hayward pick has already been written off as another Jazz draft disaster by most fans. Unlike some past selections, like Snyder and Humphries, where fans held out some hope until the guys actually started playing, I think fans are already resigned to this situation.

DWill has one caucasian parent. That's the only think holding him back.

KOC already showed you how to get a center. He gave Okur a fat contract.

Fesenko, Kirilenko, Okur, Hayward and DWill ... how many NBA teams in the last twenty years have had five white guys in their top 8 players?

You'd think Okur's contract would have been enough to finish KOC!

Patrick Patterson would have been a solid pick. George would have been an interesting pick.

There doesn't appear to be a player available at #9 that would be worth his contract. Trade down. Grab a giant or two later, like the Florida State center. Eventually one of the big guys will work out if you stockpile enough of them. Or use the pick to trade for Al Jefferson. Minnesota...

Don't worry too much about moving Maynor. OKC is rumored to be dumping him off to Indiana, along with two other first round draft picks, for the 10th pick in the draft. Pick number 10, like 9, is not likely to yield much of a player.

The Jazz get the three pick and other considerations (young player or additional draft picks) for Williams and Okur. The three pick becomes Cousins. The Jazz get Peja's one year salary and Collison from NO.

Will Darren Collison ever be considered at the same level as Deron Williams? Impossible to say. However, it is factual to say that his rookie year was more promising than the rookie year of DWill. It is also factual to say that Collison is the much quicker player. Put it all in...

I have never seen Paul George play. I have only read what a bunch of others are saying about him on the various websites. He seems to have a great chance to be a star player and that's the guy the Jazz should draft at #9.

What part do you disagree with? That Collison had better rookie numbers than Williams or that the Jazz would have over $30 million in cap space after next season? Let's say the Jazz end up with a lineup like this next season: Collison, Mathews, Kirilenko, Millsap and Cousins, with Peja...

How is going from the ninth pick to the second pick moving back?

You rang? The answer to the question is, of course, yes. You trade Deron Williams. The trade is predicated on making it a three-way deal, with Darren Collison and the last year of Peja's contract coming to the Jazz. Why is Collison a sound substitute for Williams? Well, look at their...