If both players were healthy and paid the same salary, I would definitely choose Boozer over Jefferson as a player. In the Jazz system Boozer is 20&10, shoots a better percentage, one of the best screen-roll bigs in the game, can pass out of the low post and high post and is much more versatile offensively. Both players leave alot of be desired defensively and both struggle against the Lakers frontline. However, there are other factors to consider and when you factor in durability and contract, Al gets the edge.
Regardless, the most imporant thing from last night is you saw the "team game" of the Bulls annihilate our predominantly iso and postup offense.
Millsap was one of the few Jazz players giving maximum effort and he had a very good game - but most of his points were on offensive rebounds and 1-on-1 postups (not a criticism of Paul - but indicative of where the Jazz are at overall). When Chicago decided to front Al in the post or double-down hard on the block our possession was over. When we decided to trap Rose in screen-roll they moved the ball beautifully to get Korver and Boozer good looks from the perimeter. One team had an offensive flow that moved the ball and the other didn't.