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Which guard gets moved?

Which guard gets moved?

  • Jordan Clarkson

    Votes: 15 24.6%

  • THT

    Votes: 8 13.1%

  • Collin Sexton

    Votes: 14 23.0%

  • We roll with all three cuz why not

    Votes: 13 21.3%

  • We trade more than one of these dudes

    Votes: 11 18.0%
  • Total voters
    61
Saint Cy of JFC said:
Yeah, I have zero actual read on this.

I'm sure they aren't super high on any of Sexton THT or Clarkson overall, but I don't see an urgent need to move on from any of the at this point.

I get the fear, but I think going kind of experimental without a traditional PG should be explored
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I think THT for one of the Wizards PGs. I won’t try to argue if you think Morris is better than Delon, but Delon is a big favorite of mine and I think his size and defensive playmaking in the backcourt will prove to be more valuable for this team.

I’m not sure why there’s so much talk about Jordan Clarkson. The Collins trade signaled that we’re trying to win, and if we’re trying to win we need Clarkson. The renegotiate and extend possibility makes it a win for everyone. Clarkson gets paid more than he could otherwise, the Jazz keep a player they need, and the Jazz also get him on a cheap contract going forward.

Sexton I could maybe see being moved in a Quickley type deal, but that’s about it.
 
I was originally thinking Clarkson, but if he’s going to extend his contract I don’t think they plan to trade him until much later.

I can see why Sexton would become the popular pick, but he’s on a great contract that almost had to be included in whatever big trade DA has in plan for down the road.

My guess would be THT or no one. I feel a lot more certain that KO gets traded at some point this season though.
 
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This tells me collectively we think Sexton stays, but we have no freaking clue beyond that.
 
Going with Delon over THT would make no sense. The dude has fallen a bit from his prime. He's not very good anymore.

If you're going for a vet, get an actual vet PG who is good, not low mid to mid.
 
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Current results = 8,7,4,7,7
This tells me collectively we think Sexton stays, but we have no freaking clue beyond that.
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I think Sexton could definitely get traded. Unfortunately he's only played in 57 of his last 164 games due to injury so wouldn't expect any great return. It would be kinda nice if he could raise his trade value. His contract is a piece that could be used as part of a future star trade.

THT was basically salary dumped for Beverly last offseason. Has he improved his trade value or is he seen more as an expiring contract to other teams?

We all like JC but I don't hear his name bandied around as a core piece for this team moving forward. The recent draft had me raising my eyebrow a bit.

My guess is they trade 2 of these guys. Whether it happens now or at the deadline is another question.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
Going with Delon over THT would make no sense. The dude has fallen a bit from his prime. He's not very good anymore.

If you're going for a vet, get an actual vet PG who is good, not low mid to mid.
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Maybe we can trade THT ($11,020,000 in 23/24 then will be a free agent) and the lesser of the Cavs and Wolves picks in 2025 for Dejounte Murray ($18,214,000 in 23/24 then will be a free agent). We get a nice starting point guard for a year and hopefully convince him to stay longer (would cost more if not an expiring deal) and Atlanta gets a nice rotation player plus $7M off this year's salary and probably additional tax savings too in addition to a first round pick. I know they paid more for Dejounte, but he is on the final year of his deal and they might lose him for nothing.
 
I think the Jazz will try to move a couple of them. I like Sexton to stay. JC doesn't seem to fit the Jazz youth movement. I would say that he's turned around for some assets. His extension should be easy to move and non-toxic to another team. THT is the enigma to me. Where does he fit in the Jazz long-term plans? Is Dunn here for the long haul?

If the Jazz had George as a top 10 prospect, then they see him as having an NBA skill, coachable, and essential to their build. Is coaching enough to develop him, with significant playing time? He'll certainly be showcased in summer league. I see him and Sexton as the fireplugs in the guard rotation. It will be fun to watch!!
 
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