Oubre to the Jazz

 I think he would fit well with the Jazz. They can be patient developing him. Right off the bat he would be able to come in and play defense off the bench. We could get a big guy in the draft but I would rather not they just take so long to develop. 

My ideal offseason 

#12 pick: Johnson or Oubre whoever falls to us

If there is anyone worth getting in the second round pick them, if not, trade the picks.

Free Agency: Sign Ed Davis. Sign Alexis Ajinca. They are both highly efficent back ups that don’t require many minutes.

Trades: I would look to trade Burke for a more veteran PG like CJ Watson or Patty Mills.

I think were a very probable playoff team with these moves.

 I think he would fit well with the Jazz. They can be patient developing him. Right off the bat he would be able to come in and play defense off the bench. We could get a big guy in the draft but I would rather not they just take so long to develop. 

My ideal offseason 

#12 pick: Johnson or Oubre whoever falls to us

If there is anyone worth getting in the second round pick them, if not, trade the picks.

Free Agency: Sign Ed Davis. Sign Alexis Ajinca. They are both highly efficent back ups that don’t require many minutes.

Trades: I would look to trade Burke for a more veteran PG like CJ Watson or Patty Mills.

I think were a very probable playoff team with these moves.

 I would look to use that #12 pick as part of a package to get a good veteran PG, say like maybe Ty Lawson.

 I would look to use that #12 pick as part of a package to get a good veteran PG, say like maybe Ty Lawson.

 I wouldn’t give up ingles. He’s a good glue guy and makes a lot of good plays. He’s a little streaky with his shot though. I like Oubre a lot, but I think the Jazz should go after Turner if he’s avaiable. If not I’d go with Oubre.

 I wouldn’t give up ingles. He’s a good glue guy and makes a lot of good plays. He’s a little streaky with his shot though. I like Oubre a lot, but I think the Jazz should go after Turner if he’s avaiable. If not I’d go with Oubre.

As a Jazz fan for as long as they have been here this team is going to be fun to watch and see develop , personally I ‘m not that high on Oubre, he does have potential but his attitude ruins things for me. My first pick would be Turner and then Lyles hopefully one of them will be available and if we go with a wing I hope Johnson falls to us.

As a Jazz fan for as long as they have been here this team is going to be fun to watch and see develop , personally I ‘m not that high on Oubre, he does have potential but his attitude ruins things for me. My first pick would be Turner and then Lyles hopefully one of them will be available and if we go with a wing I hope Johnson falls to us.

 I think Oubre is best suited going to a team with an established coach and strong veteran leadership. On paper I think the Jazz is a perfect fit but I worry about his maturity. 

 I think Oubre is best suited going to a team with an established coach and strong veteran leadership. On paper I think the Jazz is a perfect fit but I worry about his maturity. 

I do think this pick makes sense for the Jazz. However, I don’t see them making the playoffs let alone winning a round. I really doubt the Warriors, Rockets, Clips, Thunder, Spurs, Pels, and Grizz miss the playoffs unless star players get hurt. Can the Jazz beat out the Mavs, Blazzers and the Suns for that last spot? And if they do there’s no way they beat one of those first 7 teams. It will be intersting to see how the Kings and Lakers fare as well (I doubt all that well.) The West is too tough.

I do think this pick makes sense for the Jazz. However, I don’t see them making the playoffs let alone winning a round. I really doubt the Warriors, Rockets, Clips, Thunder, Spurs, Pels, and Grizz miss the playoffs unless star players get hurt. Can the Jazz beat out the Mavs, Blazzers and the Suns for that last spot? And if they do there’s no way they beat one of those first 7 teams. It will be intersting to see how the Kings and Lakers fare as well (I doubt all that well.) The West is too tough.

 They have two corner stones at the wing with hood and hayward, oubre could be the right way to go because his potential and they need backup wing  but i don’t think Oubre will be there at 12…

 They have two corner stones at the wing with hood and hayward, oubre could be the right way to go because his potential and they need backup wing  but i don’t think Oubre will be there at 12…

If anything, Joe Ingles deserves a raise. 

Err, has anyone else noticed that virtually every Aussie that’s played in the NBA has won a ring, or gotten close.

Longley, Bogut, Mills, Baynes…and Delly got close.

Not a coincidence.

Exum & Ingles could just be a few years away (with the help of guys like Gobert, Haywood and Favors).

I’d be excited about that lineup. 

If anything, Joe Ingles deserves a raise. 

Err, has anyone else noticed that virtually every Aussie that’s played in the NBA has won a ring, or gotten close.

Longley, Bogut, Mills, Baynes…and Delly got close.

Not a coincidence.

Exum & Ingles could just be a few years away (with the help of guys like Gobert, Haywood and Favors).

I’d be excited about that lineup. 

 I’d go with Kaminsky. A frontline with Gobert, Favors, Kaminsky and Booker can face anyone in my opinion. He is really smart, sweet shooting and plays like he has a ton of experience. I think he is what’s missing from Utah’s frontline. He has size, great passing ability, and good touch. Also, with Burke, Exum, Burks, Ingles, Hood and Hayward the minutes in the rotation seem pretty much taken, as long as backourt and wings are concerned.

 I’d go with Kaminsky. A frontline with Gobert, Favors, Kaminsky and Booker can face anyone in my opinion. He is really smart, sweet shooting and plays like he has a ton of experience. I think he is what’s missing from Utah’s frontline. He has size, great passing ability, and good touch. Also, with Burke, Exum, Burks, Ingles, Hood and Hayward the minutes in the rotation seem pretty much taken, as long as backourt and wings are concerned.

Is everyone completely convinced Exum actually is a PG? Cause I’ve heard a lot of people suggest he’d be much better suited to playing the "2" (hence all the Kobe comparisons from last year). 

And if so, might that possibly factor into their draft plans?

Is everyone completely convinced Exum actually is a PG? Cause I’ve heard a lot of people suggest he’d be much better suited to playing the "2" (hence all the Kobe comparisons from last year). 

And if so, might that possibly factor into their draft plans?

 Burke and 12 for Lawson would be fascinating. 

 Burke and 12 for Lawson would be fascinating. 

I like TUrner for the Jazz but  Oubre might fit

I like TUrner for the Jazz but  Oubre might fit

The Jazz have their eyes on the playoffs next season. With that in mind, why don’t they make a run at trading for Tobias Harris, perhaps building a package around pick #12? They would seem to have the necessary assortment of picks and players to finagle a sign-and-trade, and I imagine Harris may indeed consider one if he’s approached the right way. The Jazz could offer him a great situation, including a more featured role on offense as well as better support on both ends of the floor. In turn, he could round out their starting rotation nicely – presumably Exum, Hayward, Harris, Favors, Gobert – allowing Burks to come off the bench as a sixth man. They would not only have excellent size, but also enhanced positional flexibility to shift into small ball lineups, with Exum able to switch between PG & SG, Hayward able to switch between SG & SF, Harris between SF & PF, and Favors between PF & C.

I’m a Celtics fan. I hope to see Harris in green next fall. But I think he would be a great fit on the Jazz.

The Jazz have their eyes on the playoffs next season. With that in mind, why don’t they make a run at trading for Tobias Harris, perhaps building a package around pick #12? They would seem to have the necessary assortment of picks and players to finagle a sign-and-trade, and I imagine Harris may indeed consider one if he’s approached the right way. The Jazz could offer him a great situation, including a more featured role on offense as well as better support on both ends of the floor. In turn, he could round out their starting rotation nicely – presumably Exum, Hayward, Harris, Favors, Gobert – allowing Burks to come off the bench as a sixth man. They would not only have excellent size, but also enhanced positional flexibility to shift into small ball lineups, with Exum able to switch between PG & SG, Hayward able to switch between SG & SF, Harris between SF & PF, and Favors between PF & C.

I’m a Celtics fan. I hope to see Harris in green next fall. But I think he would be a great fit on the Jazz.