You very much are yes. You very much are.
Choose Gobert or Donovan, you can't have both!
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Thee Jazz Fan
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No **** Sherlock!! Friggin idiot!!
Takenote801
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You seem nice
FalseFlagg K
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hes ok. He’s just a bit of a clown. And he runs with a joke for 3 years straight
Takenote801
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Lol, he probably won't like my opinions going forward but thats okay
FalseFlagg K
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all good mate. Let rip
Thee Jazz Fan
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There’s a time for jokes and a time for swift kick in the arse. That opinion of his if you can call it that is idiotic. Oh, and that joke is from like 5 years ago, idiot!!
If you think you can build a team that can contend in the next 2-3 years. You go with Rudy, it's a no brainer. But if you think a rebuild would be necessary, you keep Mitchell or trade him along with Rudy and do restart it from scratch.
No one should be traded, though and I doubt they will be.
No one should be traded, though and I doubt they will be.
Jack Strop
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Neither is the superstar that would lead the Jazz to a chip. Neither can take over a series and put the team on his back. We aren't talking about Stockton/Malone with either (and not even those two could bring a championship to the Jazz). Rudy is one-dimensional and has serious offensive flaws. He has to be spoon-fed in order to put up respectable offensive numbers. Donovan is a midget. He's really a tweener and, IMO, Jazz would be better served bringing in a big off-guard who can shoot 3's and moving Donovan to PG.
TBH, I'd trade either or both of them and wouldn't even blink if the offer(s) were good enough. But neither would return hign enough value. And the PR fallout to Utah would be devastating. No players of note would ever want to make a commitment to Utah, knowing that the Jazz wouldn't hesitate to trade them. So you content yourself to having the Jazz be the next-tier down from the big dogs of the league, unless you were able to somehow hit on an incredible gem that would be that third all-star caliber player.
TBH, I'd trade either or both of them and wouldn't even blink if the offer(s) were good enough. But neither would return hign enough value. And the PR fallout to Utah would be devastating. No players of note would ever want to make a commitment to Utah, knowing that the Jazz wouldn't hesitate to trade them. So you content yourself to having the Jazz be the next-tier down from the big dogs of the league, unless you were able to somehow hit on an incredible gem that would be that third all-star caliber player.
Takenote801
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I mean articles get posted here constantly. Would you rather I just copied and pasted the text in a post? What’s the point? Better not put Trib posts or ESPN here without permission either. It’s all Jazz related. Grow up.
You aren’t rebuilding ANYTHING in 2-3 years if Rudy’s getting paid $40-50 million a year. It’s Donovan and it’s not close.