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Get the crows out for the korver haters

Ehh, it's just a playbook thing right now.

Utah's offense is so dense it's hard to just pick up and play.
 
I think that what these 2 games have taught us is that you probably shouldn't make thread about how people need to eat crow based off a 1 game sample size.
Then again, OP doesn't have the best reputation.

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One thing is clear, though, through two games: nobody could have watched those and said “he’s 37” or “he’s an awful defender.”
Yep. And I think he will be good for this team.

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which side are you on Jack ?
I'm on record as having said it was a good trade. A step in the right direction, but just a first step. More needs to be done and it has to be a major trade or FA signing. I also think an expiring and two 2nds is a fair price given that multiple teams were interested.
 
I'm on record as having said it was a good trade. A step in the right direction, but just a first step. More needs to be done and it has to be a major trade or FA signing. I also think an expiring and two 2nds is a fair price given that multiple teams were interested.
The only way this trade helps the jazz is if we hit a 4-6 seed in the playoffs, if we end up a 7-8 seed, that does the jazz no good at all. If we aren’t going to make noise in the playoffs, we might as well pick up a cheap talented player in the draft then add talent in the offseason (Tobias Harris) with all that cap space we have and pair the two with a cheap DM and Gobert as our defensive anchor. There still was no reason to make that ridiculous trade, still makes no sense to me.
 
I honestly think it was probably easier for Korver to step in and shoot well in the first game because he hadn't had much time to think yet. In the 2nd game he's probably been cramming learning the offense and is thinking more about what he's doing out there.
 
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