I do. But I also said the Jazz need to have a 8-9 man rotation just as all teams do. Do we want Utah to keep contending for the 7th or 8th seed? We've been there and done that for the last few years. Adding Iggy NOW likely gives them a shot at that but hurts the long-term success of Utah. What I have ALWAYS advocated is building around Favors, Hayward and Kanter. Maybe Burks is a 6th man or starter, maybe not. But the Jazz need to roll out a line-up with plenty of playing time for those 4 + their first rounders. With an young inexperienced bench, the Jazz will lose early and often. At the deadline, with $27M in cap space, the Jazz can likely pick up either TWO quality players or additional lottery picks for 2014. Assume the current "Core4," add the two first-rounders, 2 players (or picks) via trade and a top-10 draft pick of our own. That's 9 players right there, not counting other FA signings. Iggy is very good, but he's about to become very overpaid. And for Utah to sign him, they'd likely have to pay him WAY over what he's worth. AS for the 2014 draft, I think they'll land in the 6-8 range and maybe have the chance to move higher if they get additional picks by helping teams avoid the luxury tax..
It's a fact that Iggy will be overpaid so we shouldn't consider him AT ALL. Got it.
I'd be comfortable with Iggy @ $13mm per and CP3 maxed. Who's not buying Favors-Kanter-Iggy-Hayward-CP3, with franklin senior vice towel boy?