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NBADraft.net - Draft Buzz: "Utah Targeting Derrick Williams in 3 Team Deal"

I have read articles stating that many experts believe that Williams is a star in the making. If the Jazz think so, giving up Millsap is a no brainer. Go after him.

#1. There are as many reports saying that he's a tweener and will have a difficult time on defense
#2. I'm trying to get in the way of any opinion that says "Giving up Millsap is a no brainer". It's not. Period.
 
Good grief, I'd rather sit at 3 and have either Kanter or Williams or Irving, than lose Millsap to move one spot. No need to trade up.

And as much as I dislike Devin Harris, I'd rather keep him than end up with Flynn.
 
#1. There are as many reports saying that he's a tweener and will have a difficult time on defense
#2. I'm trying to get in the way of any opinion that says "Giving up Millsap is a no brainer". It's not. Period.

You're not reading what I said. I said, "If the Jazz think so, giving up Millsap is a no brainer." I still stand by it.
If a team targets a player and feels that he will be a star, giving up Millsap is a no brainer.
 
And Minnesota would move back and dump salary or add veterans such as Paul Millsap.

Minnesota might not be done at that as there is speculation that they would trade 6 to either move down again or add more established veterans.

1) According to the rumor, Minnesota wants to dump salary OR add veterans such as Paul Millsap. That means that we could be potentially just be sending Okur or I wonder if AK's expiring is still a trade possibility? I doubt it, but that'd be interesting.

2) Minny might trade the #6 as well. It's possible the Jazz could obtain that pick as well. What if:
Jazz trade: Okur, Harris, Millsap and the #3.
Jazz receive: #6 and McGhee from Washington, #2 and Ridnour from Minnesota. Washington receives: #3 and Okur (to help with Kanter's transition).
Minnesota receives: Harris and Millsap.
 
He's a good player, but he's not untouchable.

Will he be ok with being a bench player? Because he is not the answer for us as a starter.

Of course he's not, if you read my post I never said that. Derrick Williams straight up for Millsap is not an equal trade, add another asset and then we'll talk.
 
Millsap AND #3 is not worth Derrick Williams. That I am sure of.

Is there something I'm missing? We're not giving up the #3, we're getting the #2 in exchange. How is that an issue? Now, giving up Milsap I can see your concern, but unless I'm misunderstanding, I don't get it.
 
You're not reading what I said. I said, "If the Jazz think so, giving up Millsap is a no brainer." I still stand by it.
If a team targets a player and feels that he will be a star, giving up Millsap is a no brainer.

I'm not sure I agree it's a 'no brainer,' but I agree with the rest. If the Jazz really do believe Dwill2 has star power and is possibly an integral piece to the puzzle, giving up Milsap makes perfect sense. We know what Milsap is. He has, in my opinion, reached his ceiling. I love Milsap, but I love winning more, and if Williams helps us get more wins (even in theory), the go for it.
 
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