Douchebag K
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is there a list of dumbest threads ever ??
Never insult ppl who nice at me, assailant . This my friend you say it to. This rude guy.I’m so sick and tired of this ****ing discussion topic!! Don’t be a damn idiot. The jazz aren’t going to trade Gobert. That’s laughable, you’re laughable for even thinking it’s possible. He is the identity of the jazz. Do you ever tire of being a complete efffing tool?
Blah blah blah blahNever insult ppl who nice at me, assailant . This my friend you say it to. This rude guy.
At least this thread is providing some entertainment during a pretty depressing period in our lives.Blah blah blah blah
It's a maneesh sighting! Someone got bored and brought out the alt! Hi maneesh.Never insult ppl who nice at me, assailant . This my friend you say it to. This rude guy.
He is a very proud and emotional guy.I don't expect we trade him, but am not 100% confident it's off the table. I'll be very curious to see how his extension talks play out.
Have any supermax-eligible players not been offered the supermax by their current teams? I hope Rudy feels at home with the Jazz, but he's a very proud guy. I could see an extension closer to the max vs. the supermax being a tough pill for him to swallow.
NBA title for sure if he signed with Dallas. All Rudy would need to do is anchor the defense.I bet Mark Cuban has been getting in Rudy's ear. They would sign him for supermax and he'd get more exposure and publicity playing alongside Luka. He might get a title in Dallas as well.
Dallas can't sign him for supermax.I bet Mark Cuban has been getting in Rudy's ear. They would sign him for supermax and he'd get more exposure and publicity playing alongside Luka. He might get a title in Dallas as well.
Do not underestimate the FO’s ability to **** this up.
There are multiple ways to **** this up... one would be to give the supermax. It just doesn’t work out. Regular max is already pushing the limits given his position and potential to be a millstone if there were injuries.I've gone back and forth on this, the way I feel today is he's going to ask for the supermax from Utah and he's going to get it.
This isn't bumbling a few pawns and the salary cap. The optics associated with a team being acquired by new ownership and then promptly losing their cornerstone player would set the franchise back 20 years. If the new guy is as smart as advertised this should be glaringly obvious to him.
Yeah. One important thing to remember with new ownership...where does his money come from? IF the Jazz go into the tax and lose 50 million, how does he pay that? Out of his own pocket? Yikes. I don't care who you are, losing 50 million is a big deal.It also suggests that they are tightly controlling their financial landscape. They may have a figure in the Rudy negotiations that they’re unwilling to go beyond, and that may be a sticking point.
I’m not willing to join almost everybody else in the assumption that we’re ducking the tax this year in order to spend into the tax in successive years (and thus get hit with repeater penalties). New ownership has earned none of that reputation.
This is a bit dramatic. There are much bigger issues around the Jazz that can set the team back 20 years than losing Gobert. The problem with Gobert is, you can get a guy who isn't as good, but 80% as good, for a lot less than Gobert costs.I've gone back and forth on this, the way I feel today is he's going to ask for the supermax from Utah and he's going to get it.
This isn't bumbling a few pawns and the salary cap. The optics associated with a team being acquired by new ownership and then promptly losing their cornerstone player would set the franchise back 20 years. If the new guy is as smart as advertised this should be glaringly obvious to him.
I don’t think moving the team makes him all that much. I think there is a relocation fee... so I think it’d be get financing, cut costs, sell the team. Whoever buys it from him would be the ones likely toYeah. One important thing to remember with new ownership...where does his money come from? IF the Jazz go into the tax and lose 50 million, how does he pay that? Out of his own pocket? Yikes. I don't care who you are, losing 50 million is a big deal.
IF he wants to stay in Utah, he has to find a way to get cash flow from somewhere, preferably not the Jazz. IF he can't find a way to get cash flow to cover the Jazz in lean years you have one of three options: 1 - Move the team. 2 - Sell the team. 3 - Never go into the tax.
Tough future for the Jazz.