Favors Flave
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Dallas wanted Al before we jumped ahead of them for his services. I wonder what they would give us for Al
Jazz trade Devin Harris to Atlanta for Marvin Williams (merged)
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margodydek
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Does anyone know if he's a good defender?
Williams is a good not great defender. He does have very good size and good athletic ability. But he stuck on screens some.
Darkwing Duck
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Wow, I just looked at Atlanta's roster and they're screwed. 6 players under contract. 61 million.
Hell, Jazz could do Harris and Bell for Williams. I'd be all aboard that.
Hell, Jazz could do Harris and Bell for Williams. I'd be all aboard that.
utahjazz107
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This trade would be pointless.
Does it help the Jazz this season? Maybe but not by much
Does it help the Jazz in the future? No, because we trade one expiring contract for another expiring contract.
No thanks.
Does it help the Jazz this season? Maybe but not by much
Does it help the Jazz in the future? No, because we trade one expiring contract for another expiring contract.
No thanks.
theNBAnerd
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from what i'm seen, he's sporadically decent.
he's very long and, when he's playing hard, can disrupt things a bit for his guy, even if it doesn't result in a block/steal/deflection. problem is he doesn't seem to be ALWAYS bought in on D.
Stifle Tower
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If it's true, yes.
I actually wanted Marvin Williams over that other guy with the same last name in the draft (I thought we could get value at PG in a trade or free agency). Of course I was wrong, but Williams is a nice player. It will be a bit confusing to have two "M. William's" on the team. Hope Boler and Harp can handle it. Williams is a career 45%/33% shooter, but is coming off a year shooting nearly 39% on his 3's. He's been a starter but was coming off the bench as of late, so I'm sure he'd accept either role.
The biggest question now is does KOC envision him as a SF or is he a PF? He's played both forward positions in his career. This trade could mean that negotiations with Millsap have reached an impasse and Paul will be traded. Marvin might be brought in to be Favors' backup. I know this is a different era, but the Jazz have traded away big name players before to make room for young guys who they felt would be stars if they got enough PT.
I actually wanted Marvin Williams over that other guy with the same last name in the draft (I thought we could get value at PG in a trade or free agency). Of course I was wrong, but Williams is a nice player. It will be a bit confusing to have two "M. William's" on the team. Hope Boler and Harp can handle it. Williams is a career 45%/33% shooter, but is coming off a year shooting nearly 39% on his 3's. He's been a starter but was coming off the bench as of late, so I'm sure he'd accept either role.
The biggest question now is does KOC envision him as a SF or is he a PF? He's played both forward positions in his career. This trade could mean that negotiations with Millsap have reached an impasse and Paul will be traded. Marvin might be brought in to be Favors' backup. I know this is a different era, but the Jazz have traded away big name players before to make room for young guys who they felt would be stars if they got enough PT.
I'd be OK with this trade. I'm not sure there's a huge market for Harris, so this would be solid.
Darkwing Duck
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Hawks play small. Williams could guard stretch 4s, but not actual Power Forwards. This potential trade has no bearing on Millsap.
margodydek
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I'm on board. They're going to lose Hinrich (I know they still have Teague), and they're desperate to shed some salary.
With his length I like the idea of him and Hayward defending the perimeter.
With his length I like the idea of him and Hayward defending the perimeter.
Darkwing Duck
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I mentioned this a few minutes before you did. Salaries fit to add Bell, so they'd get 2 players for 1, which helps them.