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Jazz match offer sheet on Gordon Hayward


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Cho is 5 moves ahead.  If we'd have gotten Hayward that was plan A.  Plan B is to force the Jazz to pay him the max so when their up and coming shooting guard Alec Burks is a RFA next year we offer him a big deal and they can't match it.

 

 Yes, your thinking like someone in the front office.  It's not just about this year its about how to hamper the competition next year.

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Cho is 5 moves ahead. If we'd have gotten Hayward that was plan A. Plan B is to force the Jazz to pay him the max so when their up and coming shooting guard Alec Burks is a RFA next year we offer him a big deal and they can't match it.

They'll still have 20 m in cap space next off season.

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Lol we already did something stupid and that was offer him the max. Can't get much stupider.

It wasn't dumb. Obviously they match a 12 or 13 mil a year offer. So we went for it and with the stipulation that he is here or there. The no trade clause keeps him out of the east. Good move with either outcome.

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I do feel sorry for Gordon Hayward, though. Stuck in Utah. Restricted free agents that get matched by teams they don't want to be with are basically being told, "We own you."

 

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He wanted to be in Utah. We were his second choice. They told him to go found an offer and he did. He used us for max money.

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He wanted to be in Utah. We were his second choice. They told him to go found an offer and he did. He used us for max money.

 

You're wrong about him "wanting" to be in Utah.

 

Of course he was trying to get paid, and the Hornets helped him do that. 

 

I think he was resigned to the fact that he would end up back in Utah, but I believe what they were saying in the Bonnell article about how he really wanted to play with Al in Charlotte. 

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