With Boozer, Korver, and Okur all back for one more year, the Jazz can’t just sit back on their laurels and expect to win a championship. They may only have one more year of this team, and they can’t afford to waste it. They also aren’t good enough right now to actually win it all.
So here are moves that the Jazz ought to consider…
Just for curiosity’s sake, I took a look at a whole lot of Mock Drafts floating around the Internet to see if there was some sort of consensus on who the Utah Jazz might take at #20. If you’ve looked around at all, you’ve probably seen one name showing up on the vast majority of them.
The Jazz picked up the option on Kryrylo Fesenko’s $850K contract for the upcoming season.
Lots of people have argued that it really was a non-move, not necessary to discuss at all.
I think it was actually a very good move.
I don’t even have to argue about the potential. Big men, especially young big men, develop more slowly than guards. Jermaine O’Neal was already out of his rookie contract before he started doing anything at all.
But, like I say, I don’t even have to argue that it was a good move based on potential.
It was a good move even if he has absolutely NO potential.
Here’s why…
Unfortunately, my predictions were accurate.
The Jazz managed to win one of their 5 post-season playoff games against the Los Angeles Lakers.
So what should the Jazz do now?
Can the Jazz get to the NBA Finals this year?
They finished so well the last couple of years, I think a lot of us Jazz fans were thinking that his was going to be our year.
Oh, how wrong we were.
In case you are in a bubble for the last month, let me recap why the Utah Jazz are in trouble.
