I remembered Kanter was projected #6 last year with TJones, Sullinger, Barnes in the mix.
You might be right, but I thought only Givony at DX had him this low. I thought he was 2-4 on everyone else's list
I remembered Kanter was projected #6 last year with TJones, Sullinger, Barnes in the mix.
I don't buy it, especially the part about Rivers and Miller starting right away. But here I'll have to bow out, having not seen either of these guys play. I'm just doubtful that even if this is a better draft than last year's that the odds are on our side in this type of swap.
Unless you are really high on the guys at those two picks, I'm not doing it. This trade would have to be done on draft day, because it would be stupid to do it before if you don't know who is exactly dropping. I also doubt the Jazz have a great grip on who they are really high on yet as combines and workouts haven't started yet. Sounds like most of this talk is just the begging of negotiations where both teams ask for ridiculous stuff and they eventually settle on a fair deal at the last possible moment.
Just got back from study group? Welcome.
Absolutely correct. All depends on who drops. Even before that, it depends where those picks ended up to be after the lottery.
What I'm simply saying is it's not out of the realm of possibility to consider a Kanter for #14 & #16 type trade to be possibly beneficial to us.
It's fairly outside the realm, especially when they are asking for Millsap also. Even just Kanter, still outside the realm.
I really like Kanter .. but we can't get caught up in where 'x' player was selected. It's all about winning and not justifying. Additionally, it's about contracts ($ and term). We fans over-simplify it all, much too often.
Agreed, but trading away a 19 year old center is still really risky. The prospect of trading Kanter away and getting guys like Terrance Jones and Rivers doesn't bother me, it just bothers me when you throw in Millsap (of course we would be getting a player back to match salary) also.
Agreed, but trading away a 19 year old center is still really risky. The prospect of trading Kanter away and getting guys like Terrance Jones and Rivers doesn't bother me, it just bothers me when you throw in Millsap (of course we would be getting a player back to match salary) also.
Also, the only players who match the salaries of Kanter and Sap combined are Scola or Kevin Martin.
Also, the only players who match the salaries of Kanter and Sap combined are Scola or Kevin Martin.