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Following potential 2013 draftees

PKM said:
I'm speaking with an asst tomorrow that is going to fill me in on the Jazz visit. They evaluated 3 players and gave some candid feedback to this asst. I texted him for details and he left me a message while I was in air.

Calling me tomorrow at noon (10mtn).
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Names?
 
PKM said:
That would be the logic, sure, but I don't know for sure yet. All I know at this point is that I'm supposed to learn who the Jazz are high on and who they're not.
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Those are the only three names that make sense. I have to think that Wiltjer will stay another year (and might stay through his senior year) and the rest of the team I have no interest in.

Anyway, I will be refreshing this page constantly until the updates have been posted. Patience is not working with me today.
 
BTW, PKM, I hope that you're right about AD. I am amazed when I look at some of his stat lines, then I'm extremely disappointed when he misses a bunch of games due to a sore or sprained something or other. I hope that doesn't define his career.
 
orangello said:
BTW, PKM, I hope that you're right about AD. I am amazed when I look at some of his stat lines, then I'm extremely disappointed when he misses a bunch of games due to a sore or sprained something or other. I hope that doesn't define his career.
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I have no more than 10% concern that will be the case.
 
Why in the hell is this thread not stickied. The wrath of PKM's rep power could rain down on the mods. So it is written so it shall come to pass!:o
 
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nothingbutnet, I am with you I would be happy with getting WCS and Burke. I want the Jazz to draft two players and let AJ and Millsap walk. Save the money for the young guns. I do not want to see second/third tier veterans signed to play primary roles on the team over the young guys.
 
I've had some concerns with Anthony Davis being durable enough. For no reasons beyond that he looks frail.

Anyway...
 
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