Jazzmix
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C'mon, rookie DM was playing spectacular in that series and while Hayward is a douchebag he was an allstar level player back than.
What is Rudy's actual worth?
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C'mon, rookie DM was playing spectacular in that series and while Hayward is a douchebag he was an allstar level player back than.
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The underrating of AD in this thread is criminal. Let's see, top 5 in scoring, and runner-up DPOY. Multiple seasons like this. If you swapped AD and Gobert this very season we would instantly be among the top 3 favorites to win it all, rather than staring down 4-6 in the west.
LoPo
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True. And even though he could have held out, signed a short deal, and extended for much bigger, he decided to lock in the deal. He did that because even he is worried about the unknown and potential future injuries. I think he also signed that deal because he is happy at LA and knows its enough money while they contend.
It goes back to my point that signing bigs approaching 30 is extremely dangerous. Its very easy to overpay them since injuries can wreck them in a hurry. The decline of a big man's effect on the game can be sharp.
Gobert is a limited big who says he wants to win a title here. His people should sign a fair deal and move on. If he expects so much that we trade him or even risk losing him for nothing, what a waste. Its on him.
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Thee Jazz Fan
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Says your limited pee sized brain
LoPo
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Depends on how much I drink. Sometimes, I could pee a gallon. Thats quite a large brain.
But you meant pea. Poor kid.
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So....anyone hear about this $190M contract extension that Paul George is signing with the Clippers ?
Double edged sword for the Jazz. The positive is that the Clippers just signed an awful contract that will limit their team building capabilities. The negative is that Rudy is significantly better than George Paul and he probably thinks he should be paid more
rjfan
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I saw it
Even tho i think he's a great player and got some big overreaction on his perceived value after his performance last playoffs, that contract screams desperation all over It. They're giving a 48 million PO to a 34yo PG (who, you know, has PG injury history), that's nuts.
LoPo
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Hahahahahahahaha
Add this one to the list of massive contracts an NBA team will regret.
I was worried that Rudy would demand Khris Middleton money, and now there's this PG thing...
You honestly think Rudy is "significantly better" than Paul George? I don't think he is even better, let alone significantly better.
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