I will be thrilled and sad at the same time. I really really like favors, but wiggins or parker.... ****
****ty defense, that is slightly less ****ty with him?
#CHAMPS
I really don't see this happening. We watch Favors play every day. The normal NBA fan would see this trade and say "oh yea, he was a high pick a few years ago, haven't really heard about him since." A casual fan would say "Who?" This is the #1 pick in a very good draft, I'm sure there is a better deal out there somewhere if they really want to trade the pick. Favors was 13 and 9 last year with good D (though not as good as this board would have you believe.) Not even Cleveland is this dumb, I doubt this happens without another big piece from us.
Just a thought, but if this deal DOES happen, I wonder if we have the Embiid injury to thank. Cleveland desperately needs a big, was likely set on taking Embiid at #1. Now they have to scramble to find a starting center.
Just saying, but the Jazz's defense last year with Favs on 110.1 and off 107.8
****ty defense, that is slightly less ****ty with him?
#CHAMPS
No, our defense was worse with him on the floor.
Dat reading comprehension doe.
Wasn't The Thriller a huge Jarrett Jack fan back in the days (in his former life)?Jazz would take crap salaries back in order to free more cap space for Cleveland to run at LeBron. That probably means Jarret Jack, but could also mean Bennett, Thompson or Zeller.
Or did Cleveland create the situation with the big foot injury reveal so that they were justified in trading the pick? There is no spoon.
Wasn't The Thriller a huge Jarrett Jack fan back in the days (in his former life)?
Si Senor.
Once again, I think my experience in playing and coaching allows me to make some pretty good observations.
Where did you play and coach?
No offense/possibly maybe some offense, but it is kinda hard for me to think of you as an actual person tbh.
Where did you play and coach?
No offense/possibly maybe some offense, but it is kinda hard for me to think of you as an actual person tbh.
I have played and coached football and basketball at 2 high schools in Utah.