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Wilbon: Jazz a 55-win team next year with Steve Nash

Adding Nash to the roster AS PRESENTLY CONSTITUTED makes us very very dangerous. Imagine if Harris hadn't played like a sphincter for 40+ games... I think we would have been a 40-42 win team this year.

If you add Nash and get a couple of shooters (the second step isn't too hard), then, IMO, you have a championship contending squad. Call me a homer if you want. This doesn't mortgage the future for the now.

In other words, Wilbon is right. (as are Franklin, Numberica, Cy, etc.)
 
Sign-and-trade: Harris and a future first for Nash. Sign Nash to a 3 year-$25million deal with two years guaranteed and year three team option.

If Utah gets the GSW pick, Utah drafts Kendall Marshall and has him learn under Nash.
 
Sign-and-trade: Harris and a future first for Nash. Sign Nash to a 3 year-$25million deal with two years guaranteed and year three team option.

If Utah gets the GSW pick, Utah drafts Kendall Marshall and has him learn under Nash.

I'm down.
 
I'd like to see our big bangers and Nash on the court.

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Bangers & Nash -- it's a bit of a reach, but I've got to rep that.
 
wouldn't it be okay (i.e. not controversial) to criticize the hell out of 40+ games that Devin played this year?
 
I dunno the specifics of the Jazz' contracts but Nash for 3 years 20M seems pretty good. It's cheaper than Harris. And much cheaper than DerOn.
 
-Get lucky and draft Lillard
-Trade Harris to the Lakers for Darium Morris/Odom TPE (does Sessions opt-in and do they keep him?)
-Sign Steve Nash
-Set oven

I'd love to see that happen. Probably won't, but one can dream.
 
Saying this Jazz team is a 55-win team with Nash is basically criticism of Devin Harris as a PG, no?

You could not have taken this thought experiment into a darker hole underneath the woodshed. First of all, intrinsic to the 55-win team is the growth of Favors and Hayward to a very big extent, Millsap's continual advancement, Jefferson's offensive progression, and Burks coming along. +6 at least. Second, 55 wins in a regular season is akin to just about where Indiana Pacers sit this year. It's a big leap but it's not into elite territory. Third, Steve Nash damn near made the playoffs by himself. That team has nothing. + the other 5.
 
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