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KOC did make this Mistake.

Do you think we should have re-signed Matthews?

  • Yes

    Votes: 17 42.5%
  • No

    Votes: 3 7.5%
  • Price was too high

    Votes: 18 45.0%
  • No; The 2014 draft will offer someone better.

    Votes: 2 5.0%

  • Total voters
    40
I think the biggest mistake was not sucking so bad the year before Lebron was drafted that we got the number one pick. Or sucking so bad before Jordan, Bird, Magic, Durant got drafted that we didn't get one of them. Maybe the biggest mistake was bringing a team here, when everyone in the universe knows an NBA title will never be won in Utah.
 
I think the biggest mistake was not sucking so bad the year before Lebron was drafted that we got the number one pick. Or sucking so bad before Jordan, Bird, Magic, Durant got drafted that we didn't get one of them. Maybe the biggest mistake was bringing a team here, when everyone in the universe knows an NBA title will never be won in Utah.

I don't believe that and i think this is a terrible attitude to have if you are a Jazz Fan. If a title can be won in San Antonio, it can be won in Utah. Plus, I'm Batman!!
 
Hindsight? I called it immediately when it happened. And then in my former incarnation, I reported running into Clifford Ray, former teammate of Jerry with the Bulls at LA Fitness in Orlando -- Ray still works as an assistant coach from time-to-time. Well, Ray said Jerry, who he talks with regularly was p'o'd about the refusal to match Portland. And we all know, so was DWill. And like AKMVP said, this decision led to the chain reaction that resulted in Jerry quitting and Deron being traded (DWill had been becoming increasingly disenchanted with the moves of the front office, and the failure to retain Matthews was the last straw).


I think a good basketball evaluator could tell from his first season that the guy was going to be a player. He had heart, speed, and was a clutch player, as well as an excellent defender. I liked him early on and said as much, just like I spotted the same regarding DeMarre when everyone else on here insisted he was a scrub. Signing him would've kept the Jazz in the playoffs every year because Jerry would still be the coach and DWill would be our PG.
 
Hindsight is 20/20.

I'm sorry my friend, but you have the quote wrong.

As Bolerjak (sp?) has so often said: Hindsight is 50-50.


As for Mathews, it was not KOC's fault. The blame rests entirely on Milsap.
 
This thread was so 3 years ago. Yes! Price to high come on people. D-Will would still be here and we would have been top 3 in the west in 2011-now.
 
Hindsight? I called it immediately when it happened. And then in my former incarnation, I reported running into Clifford Ray, former teammate of Jerry with the Bulls at LA Fitness in Orlando -- Ray still works as an assistant coach from time-to-time. Well, Ray said Jerry, who he talks with regularly was p'o'd about the refusal to match Portland. And we all know, so was DWill. And like AKMVP said, this decision led to the chain reaction that resulted in Jerry quitting and Deron being traded (DWill had been becoming increasingly disenchanted with the moves of the front office, and the failure to retain Matthews was the last straw).


I think a good basketball evaluator could tell from his first season that the guy was going to be a player. He had heart, speed, and was a clutch player, as well as an excellent defender. I liked him early on and said as much, just like I spotted the same regarding DeMarre when everyone else on here insisted he was a scrub. Signing him would've kept the Jazz in the playoffs every year because Jerry would still be the coach and DWill would be our PG.

Holy ****. You're write4u.
 
Burks will eventually be better than Matthews will ever be and there wouldn't be any room for him on the team if we still had Matthews.
 
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