Jazz4ever
Well-Known Member
Playing devil's advocate here... If the Jazz let Hayward walk, who do they sign to replace him? They will not get any free agents to go to Utah that are anywhere near the player that Hayward is, so do the Jazz just hope that Hood or an undrafted summer league guy will be enough, and then hope for a good wing in next year's lottery? Again, I am on the fence about Hayward's value, but what do you do as an organization if you let him walk?
You expand Burks role, and Exum will be initiating the offense with his speed even at 19 years old. As for SF you make a run at Ariza or Deng, and the 2014/15 draft is stocked well with SFs.