Jazz Replace Boozer With Al Jefferson, T’Wolves Replace Confusion With Insanity

With the news that the Minnesota Timberwolves are indeed shipping off Al Jefferson to the Utah Jazz for quite literally nothing (i.e., a trade exception and two first-round picks), it’s time to recap the David Kahn era. He really is a gift from the comedy gods. Since taking over operations last year, Kahn has done the following:

If NBA teams were only allowed to play point guards and small forwards, Kahn would be assembling a juggernaut. Instead, he’s routinely passed on the best player available in the draft, signed redundant players to ridiculous contracts in free agency, traded for ostensibly “talented” players who have zero motivation (Darko, Beasley), and now -- in a tour de force of ineptitude -- given away his best player for not even pennies on the dollar.

After rumors percolated all afternoon on Monday, on Tuesday, Al Jefferson is the newest member of the Utah Jazz, and everyone else is wondering: What the hell is T’Wolves president David Kahn thinking?

Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports broke the news to Wolves fans:

The other tweet in question comes from Greg Miller, who happens to own the Jazz.

So, put two and two together and you can expect an official announcement about Jefferson on Tuesday.