Who Do You Jazz Fans Miss The Most?

[Saint Cy of JFC]

I honestly miss Hayward more than anyone. Not his wet blanket personality, but just the way he played at his size. I yearn for the day we have a well-balanced do it all All-Star SF again.

 

[homeytennis]

NWG and the Minivan.

 

[Miggs]

Bogey. He was a real pro and didn’t have the pathetic egos that both Don and Rudy possess.

 

[David Hume]

I'm going way back into Jazz history, but Thurl Bailey was great for the Jazz, great for Utah.

 

[HermanG]

I'm going way back into Jazz history, but Thurl Bailey was great for the Jazz, great for Utah.

It would make sense for David Hume to select a player from his own era.

 

[LogGrad98]

It would make sense for David Hume to select a player from his own era.

1896?

 

[HermanG]

1896?

Isnt Hume from the 18th century?

 

[David Hume]

Isnt Hume from the 18th century?

1711-1776.

 

[sip]

I honestly miss Hayward more than anyone. Not his wet blanket personality, but just the way he played at his size. I yearn for the day we have a well-balanced do it all All-Star SF again.

From a player standpoint I 100% agree. He was such a complete player that wasn't exactly great at anything but he was good at everything. He and Mitchell could have been the most woulda, coulda, shoulda pairing of all time. I really think they would have been an incredible duo and we would have at least 1 banner by now. Obviously contingent on Hayward staying healthy which he was for us.

 

[David Hume]

It would make sense for David Hume to select a player from his own era.

I can also quote Monty Python:
"David Hume,
Could out-consume
William Friedrich Hegel"

 

[LogGrad98]

Isnt Hume from the 18th century?

Oh I thought you were talking about our Hume.

 

[David Hume]

Oh I thought you were talking about our Hume.

You are actually pretty close to the truth.‍