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Except if you keep continually turning over the roster, you suck, even if you have good players. It is damn hard to build a team without some consistent pieces. I think the Jazz have decided that Lauri, Kessler, and Ace plus whoever they pick up this year is the base. Everything else will be...

I mean we may be pretty young to recall Danny Ainge, but he was also NCAA Basketball player of the year. He was also a high school all-american in football, baseball, and basketball. He was literally playing for the Toronto Blue Jays while enrolled at BYU and the Celtics had to buy out his...

My daughter sees the BYU basketball team every day with her job. She says AJ might be her favorite because he is funny and really outgoing, I don't think she really knows how big of a deal he is, which also speaks to his character.

Meh. I'm not ready to pay any of those dudes, especially Kuminga. What we need is a Georges Niang. .

I mean, Castle isn't really good enough to be demanding anything. Spurs promised Fox that extension in order to get him in the trade. That was before they got lucky in the lottery.

Just a lot of guys like him in the nba, most either a lot younger or more seasoned with NBA experience.he kinda falls in the no man's land in the middle.

I just don't see any possible way that if AJ is on the board when the Jazz are picking that they do not select him. even if Boozer or Peterson are there as well. I just hope we have that shot.

He was the 28th pick in a terrible draft. The fact he broke the team rookie record of the greatest assist guy to ever play is pretty awesome. There is not one person that would have predicted that at the start of the season. This boards obsession over 19 and 20 year olds not being complete...

Especially since we don't need a max type guy at the point. A 26 million a year guy will do just fine and we could just give you that much in capspace back. I have come around on the beauty of that trade exception.

Yeah, I think we are out of the tanking business after this year. We are going to pick up some players next year.

Ultimately, if you place more emphasis on what Collier did in summer league as opposed to his work during an NBA season, that is foolish. Sadly, it probably rolls the opposite direction for Cody, although I want to believe. . .

The big question I have is, once the Jazz orchestrated the board to get Bailey, did they have any interest in moving up for Harper? Evidence points to "no," but it could be that Harper just wasn't available at a sane price.

If we spend that 26 million exception it almost has to be for a point guard. Having WCJ as a backup point and Collier as a project is a pretty good situation to grow into. If either if them pop, you can adjust accordingly.

What if I told you that the dude picked at the *** end of probably the worst draft in a decade was never intended to be a second year starter and any juice we get out of him in that direction is an immense positive? Collier is a project, and a project that broke John Stockton's rookie assist...

I hope Cody stays away from the sexual assault too. . .

The coaches have been tinkering with his shot. He's been shooting differently as a pro than he did before. You can see it in the highlight packages above. I'm old, I remember Jeff Hornecek talking about when he first came into the league, his coaches made him change his shot. He was pretty...

I mean there were those epic Jazz/Hornets tankoff games. . .

At this rate he might be playing point guard.

This year's summer league Cody is way better than last year's summer league Cody. Is it enough? I don't know, but it isn't the same movie.

All of it, everything.