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Top 5 Jazz Players of All Time

Pick 5

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I guarantee that the people voting for Maravich never saw him play for the Utah Jazz, even on film. I am not exaggerating. There were no highlights. He was injured and angry about being in Utah the entire time, then halfway through his only season here he got traded. He went to another team and was useless there as well. In his prime he was a fun player to watch, but that never happened on the Utah Jazz.
 
Joe Bagadonuts said:
I guarantee that the people voting for Maravich never saw him play for the Utah Jazz, even on film. I am not exaggerating. There were no highlights. He was injured and angry about being in Utah the entire time, then halfway through his only season here he got traded. He went to another team and was useless there as well. In his prime he was a fun player to watch, but that never happened on the Utah Jazz.
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I guess we have a different interpretation of the question. If Jordan signed with Jazz but then got injured in the first quarter of his only game with the team, I would consider him the best player to ever play for the team.
 
Siro said:
I guess we have a different interpretation of the question. If Jordan signed with Jazz but then got injured in the first quarter of his only game with the team, I would consider him the best player to ever play for the team.
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lol
 
No votes for boozer huh? I guess sloanfeld really doesn't have an alt here. Huh.
 
Siro said:
I guess we have a different interpretation of the question. If Jordan signed with Jazz but then got injured in the first quarter of his only game with the team, I would consider him the best player to ever play for the team.
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If that's the case then my top five Jazz players are Malone, Stockton, Dominique Wilkins, Pete Maravich and Daryl Dawkins. Three of those guys didn't actually do much as members of the Utah Jazz, but they were technically part of our team at one point.

If I could vote current players on to the list I'd be highly tempted to include Rudy Gobert. I'm sure Denver fans feel the same way. I'll bet nearly every Nuggets fan would list him among the top centers to ever be property of their team. I'm sure they love cheering for him and following his progress even though his time as a Nugget was pretty much meaningless (just as you would have apparently enjoyed that theoretical quarter of Jordon basketball).
 
LogGrad98 said:
No votes for boozer huh? I guess sloanfeld really doesn't have an alt here. Huh.
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Pretty sure Sloanfeld actually was Boozer. No one else, not even Boozer's mom, could have possibly been so blind to who he really was. That guy lived in his own country called The Republic of Self-Delusion.
 
JFFR said:
You forgot Darrell Griffith and Mark Eaton. As a result the list is a joke.
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So who would you have left off to include Griff and Eaton? You can always make your own claims and then avoid being a joke yourself.
 
LogGrad98 said:
So who would you have left off to include Griff and Eaton? You can always make your own claims and then avoid being a joke yourself.
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I would include Griffith and Eaton before Millsap, Okur, and Boozer. I love all three of those guys (in Boozer's case loved) but they belong on an all time favorites, not all time best. You might as well put Matt Harpring and Bryon Russell on the list if you are including Millsap.
 
D-Will averaged about 22 and 10 in 44 playoff games for us.

PETE MARAVICH NEVER WENT TO TEH PLAYOFFS WITH THE JAZZ, NOT EVEN THE NEW ORLEANS JAZZ!!!

Maravich > Dwill?

Get the **** out *** clowns.
 
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