Not so much now that we kicked him to an advisor spot, maybe another franchise content with failures when it really matters?It will be interesting to see.
Some owners might like general managers that build number 1 seeds and get runner up for executive of the year.
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Favors did a ton to improve the bench and he fit the culture of the team. Not a bad signing. He needed to take a $500,000 discount to allow us to remain under the cap. Other than that, not a bad signing.I liked the signing of Favors, but we did overpay him. But signing him is far from the worst of the roster additions. Like people have said, the end of the bench and lack of contributors there turned out to be a big problem, Matt Thomas being the major mistake.
I love how people demand respect for not hating, but call people names at the end of their posts.You are just a charmer. I mean Maxwell, a known abuser of women is telling twitter to stop Asian hate. So I guess Asian women are the only ones safe with him.
You follow who you want to follow, but don't be throwing Maxwell around here like some sort of truth teller, dickwad.
This is a long shot, I'm from Toronto he isn't a Utah guy, then again I hope I'm wrong.This is the Jazz nice way of moving on. He’ll “advise” for a year and then leave to take a new job elsewhere. Nobody gets fired. There’s no big divorce. But it immediately opens up a front office job to be filled with someone that Smith wants.
IMO - Jazz should try to shake things up hard. Obviously, Masai Ujiri would be the big get. Jazz just opened up the right position to go after him. I know the Raptors and Wizards are the two most likely destinations, but there’s a reason they brought DWade on board. Let him help recruit front office additions. Shane Battier should also find a position somewhere in the front office as well.
They’ve said that they’re looking at restructuring the FO and they’re not sure what it will look like. We’ve been linked to other guys like Battier. It’s been implied Zanik isn’t the only guy. And there also hasn’t been a “Zanik is stepping up” or taking on new role congrats or PR messaging.Why does everyone assume because DL is stepping down we have a GM opening. Justin Zanik was already our GM. Is there something about him leaving or being promoted to executive something or other?
Oh, thanks. I've missed that information.They’ve said that they’re looking at restructuring the FO and they’re not sure what it will look like. We’ve been linked to other guys like Battier. It’s been implied Zanik isn’t the only guy. And there also hasn’t been a “Zanik is stepping up” or taking on new role congrats or PR messaging.
I also think that if you were assistant GM and the GM moves up to President... and then they change your title to GM... how much really changes? It isn't like Zanik was final say on everything. Who knows I guess.They’ve said that they’re looking at restructuring the FO and they’re not sure what it will look like. We’ve been linked to other guys like Battier. It’s been implied Zanik isn’t the only guy. And there also hasn’t been a “Zanik is stepping up” or taking on new role congrats or PR messaging.
Tony Jones was pretty unambiguous that Zanik is “the guy” now. It may just mean that he is “the fall guy” if we don’t win a title next year and whomever is brought in will then move up.Oh, thanks. I've missed that information.
Quin won this one.Tony Jones was pretty unambiguous that Zanik is “the guy” now. It may just mean that he is “the fall guy” if we don’t win a title next year and whomever is brought in will then move up.
I won’t pretend to know what is going. What is curiously absent from every outlet reporting on this is the “why.” Is DL leaving because he wants to? Is he being politely asked to step down by Smith? Is there tension between Quin and DL as reported? I still have no idea why this move was made.