framer
Well-Known Member
The Jazz don’t want to trade him but if a team floats some insane offer the Jazz will take it because a big godfather offer would set them up big which would set them up to get a couple stars and be able to easily build around them. As it is now it might actually be harder to do so.
Isn't this the best case scenario though? We have an all-star that fits any team construction and no need to trade him unless things get ridiculous. Meanwhile we have 8 youngsters with promise (I'm counting Kessler and Lofton) who will need to get some rotation time. The only other proven NBA players we have are Clarkson, Collins, and Sexton. Clarkson and Collins are definitely on the Block. We play in the Western Conference.
We are either in contention for a top 5 pick or one or more of the young guys steps forward and we aren't. That is a win. Or we play poorly and have a chance at Lauri plus a top 5 pick. Or we trade Lauri for something truly ridiculous and get that top 5 pick.
The only bad thing that could happen is to panic sell Lauri and that isn't happening, because Danny cares about not doing that more than anyone probably ever.