Jazz -fans show a hilarious sense of humor in all time polling

In the beginning this was pretty offensive, but now it’s just funny. After the Utah Jazz Fanbase had thrown indirect shadow to John Stockton because he had not voted him as the second best jazz man ever, it is clear that they just try to make everyone laugh. So much was clear when they voted Russell Westbrook as the fifth best jazz player ever.

For the context, the X-Account Jazz Lead held a poll where jazz fans could vote about who they thought were the best jazzs of all time. After voting Karl Malone as No. 1 and Lauri Markkanen such as No. 2, the order went as follows: Brice Sensabaugh, Joe Ingles and now, Westbrook.

Okay, Now that’s pretty funny. Especially since it is a layered joke. Westbrook not only never played for jazz (although he was traded twice there), but he is a player of all time who will be to the great ones of the Oklahoma City Thunder, but for obvious reasons, not the Jazz.

They say that explaining a joke really ruined the joke, but in this case it should not matter because it is still quite hilarious here. Moreover, no matter how jazz fans agree with Westbrook, he got them another pick from the first round.

Too bad she by participating in the Luka Doncic trade, she ruined the value of that choice …

But who are the top five jazzs ever?

Jazz Lead mentioned Rudy Gobert, Donovan Mitchell and Adrian Dantley who once finished the order of the top five of the Jazz, behind Malone and Stockton. Those are not bad choices for what it is worth, but there are certainly other players in jazz history who are in the same layer who have a case.

Among the players who could demonstrate for the trio of Gobert, Mitchell and Dantley, are Pete Maravich and Deron Williams. Maravich was one of the most electric players of the NBA who didn’t get much recognition because the jazz didn’t win much with him.

Williams was once considered one of the best point guards of his era until the Jazz happened to exchange him enough to the nets. Regardless of how bad things ended with him and the jazz, he was still the best player in the last team of the franchise that the Eastern Conference Finals achieved.

They feel like the best players to put on a jazzuniform ever. After that, however, the franchise has an interesting series of players who certainly deserve the consideration as the second level of jazzs of all time.

That list includes Mark Eaton, Darrell Griffith, Jeff Hornacek, Carlos Boozer, Andrei Kirilenko, Mehmet Okur, Paul Millsap, and as much as it can disgust the fan base, even Gordon Hayward. If Markkanen stays in the team when they form their next PlayOFF, it might not take long before he also starts the conversation.