[ChicagoCaseyParticipant]

 Would the Jazz be willing to trade their 12th pick in the draft and Trey Burke to the Wizards for their 19th pick, their 2016 1st round pick, and Ramon Sessions? 

[KHAM83Participant]

 What’s your logic behind Utah wanting to do this? Giving up a lottery lock and a young prospect for a later pick and Wash 2016 pick which I doubt will fall within the top 20. At 12, they can get Frank W who provides depth and frontcourt spacing. Perfect fit as he can come in and play alongside Favors or Gobert.

[KHAM83Participant]

 What’s your logic behind Utah wanting to do this? Giving up a lottery lock and a young prospect for a later pick and Wash 2016 pick which I doubt will fall within the top 20. At 12, they can get Frank W who provides depth and frontcourt spacing. Perfect fit as he can come in and play alongside Favors or Gobert.

[ChicagoCaseyParticipant]

 Mostly because that the 11-20 spots in this draft is shallow and thatyou could get Kevon Looney, Trey Lyles, or Bobby Portis if their looking for depth in the front court.

[ChicagoCaseyParticipant]

 Mostly because that the 11-20 spots in this draft is shallow and thatyou could get Kevon Looney, Trey Lyles, or Bobby Portis if their looking for depth in the front court.

[Gonda15Participant]

 This trade has absolute no benefit to the Jazz. They could easily find more value for their pick or Trey Burke. Ramone Sessions is the opposite of the type of the player the Jazz organization wants as well

[Gonda15Participant]

 This trade has absolute no benefit to the Jazz. They could easily find more value for their pick or Trey Burke. Ramone Sessions is the opposite of the type of the player the Jazz organization wants as well

[mgreener_34Participant]

 Trey was actually very effective coming off the bench in a scoring role last year, averaging 13.2/3.5/2.7. He needs to become more effiecient, but that Jazz team is so stacked with talent that it would be idiotic to trade him. They pretty much have the C (Gobert), PF (Favors), SF (Hayward), PG (Exum), Sharpshooter (Hood) and Trey fills in the scorer off the bench for them. All that team needs now is a legitimate big off the bench, and trading your lottery pick and former #9 pick two years ago is not going to help you in any way shape or form. 

Trey is also a great lockeroom guy, and fits in well with Hayward and Favors. Can see him spending a long time with the Jazz, and being an effective player for them when they finally start to compete. You don’t just throw that player into a trade for a late first round pick and washed up veteran pg. 

[mgreener_34Participant]

 Trey was actually very effective coming off the bench in a scoring role last year, averaging 13.2/3.5/2.7. He needs to become more effiecient, but that Jazz team is so stacked with talent that it would be idiotic to trade him. They pretty much have the C (Gobert), PF (Favors), SF (Hayward), PG (Exum), Sharpshooter (Hood) and Trey fills in the scorer off the bench for them. All that team needs now is a legitimate big off the bench, and trading your lottery pick and former #9 pick two years ago is not going to help you in any way shape or form. 

Trey is also a great lockeroom guy, and fits in well with Hayward and Favors. Can see him spending a long time with the Jazz, and being an effective player for them when they finally start to compete. You don’t just throw that player into a trade for a late first round pick and washed up veteran pg. 

[Numbers_CruncherParticipant]

 The worst thing about this post from the OP is that this wasn’t even his idea. He got if off the SI mock draft. 

[Numbers_CruncherParticipant]

 The worst thing about this post from the OP is that this wasn’t even his idea. He got if off the SI mock draft. 

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