There Are Far Worse Things to Have Than a Lottery Pick
The Jazz’s lack of depth was a season-long thorn in their side. The Jazz simply didn’t have the talent to compete with the NBA’s upper-echelon teams.
Jazz GM Dennis Lindsey has his work cut out for him. But if there’s one thing he’s proven, it’s that he knows how to draft. With a track record of draft day steals like Rudy Gobert and Rodney Hood, and surprises like Trey Lyles, we should trust that DL knows what he’s doing.
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The Jazz drafting another player who can contribute right away would work wonders for the team’s depth issues. Wherever their pick lands, I’m banking on them making the right choice.
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