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SoCalJazzFan wrote:Inigo Montoya wrote:jazzfanWA wrote:If Hayward's resigning depends on Favors staying in a Jazz uniform then he is going to get reassurance from management that Favors isn't traded before committing to the Jazz.
And that means that Hayward's situation will be resolved first, since he's likely to opt out this summer and Favors expires a season later, which is what I'm saying. Of course, if\when Hayward signs a new deal with the Jazz and is locked long-term, all bets are off. That also means that if the Jazz wanted to trade Favors after Hayward signs a new deal, they'll get less value for him since he'd be on an expiring deal with no team option.
I wonder if the ability to extend Favors would increase his value over a typical expiring.
KqWIN wrote:Why are we talking about Middleton, Harris, and Porter?
The real decision the Jazz FO is making is between Continuity, Cap Flexibility, and Cash Considerations.
stitches wrote:BTW seems like Favors missed shootaround today and will miss the game vs Portland
KqWIN wrote:Why are we talking about Middleton, Harris, and Porter?
The real decision the Jazz FO is making is between Continuity, Cap Flexibility, and Cash Considerations.
Inigo Montoya wrote:stitches wrote:BTW seems like Favors missed shootaround today and will miss the game vs Portland
Did he miss shootaround because he's still injured, or is he going to not play vs Portland as a punitive action for missing shootaround for another reason?
BringtheD wrote:Blazers are probably better than most people want to give them credit.
Winglish wrote:BringtheD wrote:Blazers are probably better than most people want to give them credit.
I agree and I think they kind of have the Jazz's number. It's frustrating to watch.
KqWIN wrote:Why are we talking about Middleton, Harris, and Porter?
The real decision the Jazz FO is making is between Continuity, Cap Flexibility, and Cash Considerations.
Utah Jazz: Derrick Favors’ agent says they are open to contract extension talks
By TONY JONES AND AARON FALK | The Salt Lake Tribune
First Published Oct 19 2016 06:48PM • Last Updated Oct 19 2016 09:17 pm
Utah Jazz power forward Derrick Favors is "amiable" to working out a contract renegotiation and extension, but that no such deal is "imminent," his agent told The Tribune on Wednesday.
Favors became eligible to receive an extension on Wednesday. He has two seasons — including the upcoming season — remaining on his current deal, which pays him almost $11 million this season and close to $12 million next season.
"We are definitely open to talking," Wallace Prather, Favors' agent, told The Tribune.
Since coming to the Jazz in 2011 as part of the Deron Williams trade, Favors has emerged as one of Utah's most important players. Last season, he averaged almost 17 points and eight rebounds per game. At 25 years old, he's rounding into his prime.
The Jazz are facing a potential financial crunch, as they will likely have to hand out max contracts to Gordon Hayward and Rudy Gobert next summer. Gobert, Utah's starting center, is eligible for a contract extension as a fourth-year player until Oct. 31. If he and the Jazz do not reach a deal, Gobert will be a restricted free agent in July.
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