If we're looking to add a small 2 (which I do not believe we are), would not Jason Terry make more sense? He already signed with us once.
They already got someone better: JJ.I think the jazz wait for something better.
24 years old who is coming off of a bad season in OKC while posting career low 10 PPG, but also a career high from 3 point range shooting 36%. He was in a tough position in OKC and they have recently rescinded his extension offer making him a UFA. Jazz could use him to add depth to our lineup behind Burks and also give him a competitive match up. His addition would make Burks rise to the occasion and earn his starting spot every night. As long as we got him for the right $$$. After teams went buck wild for free agency, and then Adam Silver declared that the future cap for next year was going to be $4 million less than originally projected, teams are not going to make the same insane offers on UFA's remaining this year. Although there will still be some head-scratcher signings, I think that most teams will not want to limit themselves for anticipation of the 2018 free agency which could be even bigger. Dion Waiters will add experience, depth and a new beginning to his basketball career that is in desperate need of a jump start after playing behind a stat stuffed-usage lineup of Westbrook and Durant. If we want to be active in the free agency, this is the splash we have been waiting for.
Way to contribute to the discussion.Wow, you have poor reading comprehension.
With all due respect, that may be the most terrible basketball idea I've ever heard. For once, there's already a logjam at the wings. Besides, Waiters is a terrible player that barely belongs in the league. His PER is well below the league average (his "peak" was 14.0 at the second season and last season was at 9.0); he thinks he can score (always had a high usage for a role player, though was assisted only in 34% of his FGs) but is a mediocre mid-range shooter (just above .400 between 10 feet and the 3 point line for his career), a sub-par outside shooter (.334 from three point range for his career and .354 last season) and can't finish inside (.521 in FGs from 0 to 3 feet for his career) - stats via basketballreference. At 6'4 he is not particularly long.
And the idea that he is a veteran who will add experience for the team is preposterous, IMO. Waiters is a guy which never learned how to differentiate a good from a bad shot and never was really willing to become a role player - which was his ceiling. Thus, he doesn't seem to have anything to teach, anything to add.
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I'm not surprised that's what you took away from that "article".
u dumbazz
Reading comprehension not your thing?
A main stream article says Jazz won't trade him even with HIGH risk of him walking next summer.
I don't think it's true, but how can you deny the message of the article?! It's in the F'ng title...
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Are you copying Beantown now? Just read where he typed, " Reading comprehension not your thing?" and here you are using it. LOL. you can't even think of something on your own? LOL> that's hilarious!!!!!!!!!
Huh?
It's not something unique to either of us. The reason I said it in response to your post is that you completely misinterpreted the person you were responding to. Comprehend?Was trying to copy your reply which was the exact same as beantown's, about the reading comprehension thing. You asked me that, but found it funny that beantown had also asked that to another member. One of you is stealing the other ones horrible material.