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And get star small forward.
than continue going nowhere with boozer.
Whewter AK is the focal point or not.
Yes Boozer has his flaws, but it's still a 5-man game, and the way the Jazz play, he seems to fit in a little better than AK. I think it'll be easier for Boozer to crank up the D than for AK to become more consistent with his offense.