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Blazers will be shopping Jrue. Have wanted him on the Jazz for years. He’s old now (33) but any interest in him? Clean up our guard rotation sending out a couple of guys for him to get a team leader and mentor for the young guys (Keyonte especially). Doubt the Blazers would be interested in more guards though.
 
Udidthizz said:
Blazers will be shopping Jrue. Have wanted him on the Jazz for years. He’s old now (33) but any interest in him? Clean up our guard rotation sending out a couple of guys for him to get a team leader and mentor for the young guys (Keyonte especially). Doubt the Blazers would be interested in more guards though.
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The type of guys we'd be willing to send aren't the ones Portland would want. Also they'll demand picks, and for our situation Jrue isn't worthy spending our draft capital
 
Guys Jrue is too old for us... He's a wonderful person by all accounts but I get the feeling he may play out the next two years and bounce. Dude is a family man and I don't necessarily see him keeping it going for the next 3-5 years cuz he has a life outside of basketball. Could be wrong.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
Jazz must have been putting one of their more mediocre picks in the mix. Utah could have swayed this, so the desire for Herro must not be there all that much.
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I don't think Portland went back to Miami... I think they legit just cutoff communication like mad spouse when you say the wrong thing.
 
My good hell the Heat tears are just wonderfully bitter. If I hear one more team say "they weren't going to bid against themselves". MFer there are 28 teams besides the team you are trading with... you are NEVER bidding against yourself in a trade.

Digging in your heels is fine... but you dug in your heels to keep (checks the roster) Jaime Jaquez and Nikola Jovic and maybe Caleb Martin. This ain't like Morey asking for 12 unprotected picks and you telling him to eff off. Be genuine and come at your trade partner with a full offer and trying to work together rather than the slicked back "kiss the ring" style approach.
 
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