Closing out the week and we're gonna finish out with our ranking the best and worst decisions by each team in the last five years the

Dunkdown era we started this podcast in April of

2015 here we missed our five-year anniversary. I guess there was just something else going on that distracted me at that point

But anyway, we're gonna finish this out as a great part of our listener poll

We're gonna have more of that coming up over the weekend

You can vote in that we're taking the top four out of the 16 and even that was curated out of about a hundred submissions

Maybe more than that for podcast topic ideas

So it's always Austin interact with you guys to get these ideas

And we got a lot of great feedback on this topic in the east

So let's start here in the West why we start at the end of the alphabet with the Utah Jazz this time Danny

Four minutes on the clock. Give me your best decision of the last five years for the Utah Jazz

For me this was one of the easier decisions on the board

I

Grouped I grouped them together because I think Dennis Lindsay in their front office

Did it together and that was trading the number 24 pick and tray liles to move up to number 13 to get Donovan Mitchell

A player of Mitchell's eventual caliber not usually available at 13 the cost of moving up from 24 to 13 being

Tray liles is a smaller cost than usual to do that

So that was a transformation to move for the jazz and they didn't have a lot of other

Transiration moves a lot of things that they did well, but to me that was the one that stood out

Yeah, where would they be right now if they hadn't made that move Gordon Hayward would leave in just a few days after

Mitchell was selected

They had had that team that got into the second round but got swept by the Warriors in 2017

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