Utah Jazz: Should they Resign Four Free Agents?

Utah Jazz center Hassan Whiteside (Petre Thomas-USA TODAY Sports)
Utah Jazz center Hassan Whiteside (Petre Thomas-USA TODAY Sports) /
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Eric Paschall Might be Done

After an incredible rookie season for the Golden State Warriors, Eric Paschall seems to be running out of juice. In his three seasons, he has gotten worse every single year. He has added a three-point shot, which is refreshing, but his defense is not there and his impact has been negligible.

He disappears in the playoffs, but some fanbases seem to think he’s worth it. He hasn’t shown that in Utah, so I say let him walk. He’s a restricted free agent, so the Jazz can match any offer, although I suspect one or two teams might make an offer that is very high.

The only issue with letting him walk is it might upset Donovan Mitchell. The two seem to be quite close, and keeping a star happy is very important, as we have learned with Rudy Gobert. It is true that Paschall has seen fewer minutes every season, so his confidence might be rattled. Maybe a different role on the roster would suit him well, but unlike Hassan Whiteside, there isn’t a good reason to resign him. Three million a year would be fine if it keeps Mitchell happy, but other than that there’s no reason to extend an offer.