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I think that the Jazz need to find a trade partner that can take on Boozer, send us an expiring contract and good first round pick. Teams like the Bobcats, the Thunder, the Bulls, the Grizzlies would all fit that bill.
The trade I like the most for right now would be for the Jazz to send Booz and Harpring (Combined Salary is 17.5 mil.) to Miami for Marion (Salary is 17.1 so that would work) and a 1st round pick. I know its not anything new or exciting, but it makes the most sense to me. The Heat would be able to get Boozer locked up, we get rid of Harpring and get another good pick to go along with the Knicks in 2010.