Jun 23, 2022
11:27:46am
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None of those fit where the Jazz are at this point.
Also, the draft rules were very different when they had high picks. Celtics traded 2 stars at the very tail end of their careers. Same for Memphis and Gasol. Lakers don't even apply. Cavs don't either. Different situations for both. How has it worked out for Philly or Indy to this point?
None of those teams traded away both young stars who were under contract at the time. I'm fine with the Jazz trading Gobert IF they get a lot of value in return and don't just give him away to 'burn it down' and hope for good draft picks.
None of those teams traded away both young stars who were under contract at the time. I'm fine with the Jazz trading Gobert IF they get a lot of value in return and don't just give him away to 'burn it down' and hope for good draft picks.
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If the Jazz wanted next year's #1 pick (so they could draft Victor Wenbanyama), but had to trade Gobert to get it,
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The thing people miss about trading Rudy & Donovan is that you’re also likely getting back a top 5 (or top 3) draft pick
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