Sean
Well-Known Member
He definitely seems more aggressive at doing things than the Millers were but who knows if the payoff will be there? Smith inherited a win-now franchise that was working through producing the best record in the NBA the season the Millers sold - and it's been pretty rocky since.I’m curious if y’all agree, but Ryan has done a great job as our owner outside of the yellow jersey debacle
Under Smith, Utah went from being hyped as a title contender to unloading all that talent and producing three-straight losing seasons, including the worst in franchise history. The Jazz is likely looking at four-straight losing seasons - if not more - and that'll match the Corbin/early Quinn era for longest stretch without a playoff appearance since the first time Utah made the playoffs in 1984.
If this works out, absolutely Smith will be deserving of praise. But it's still premature because he hasn't done anything yet really.