“We feel that we’ve addressed a current need at point guard with Deron’s departure, as well as the future with draft picks and a big man,” said Utah Jazz general manager Kevin O’Connor. “To do so we had to give up an All-Star, but we feel like this is a win for both sides.”
We can only hope that this trade makes the Jazz a better team in the future. The Jazz are currently 1-6 without former coach Jerry Sloan. A week or so of practice in the new system and the new Jazz members should be ready to compete for a playoff birth.
While its sad to see Deron go, he was not going to resign nest year so at least The Jazz picked up some good pieces for the future.
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