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2) Both had considerably longer minor league careers than Joba and thus their arms were used to the workload
1) Plain and simple, Utah doesn't match and the Blazers get Millsap, who is both a very high quality backup PF and an enticing trade piece should they want to look that way
2) The offer sheet forces Utah to trade Boozer in order to match Millsap. This breaks down in to two distinct possibilities. Since Utah needs to create immediate cap room they need to send out considerably more money than they take back. Thus they must have a deal that involves a team with considerable ($6+ million) cap space. I believe that only includes Portland and OKC at this point. So either A) Utah pulls a trade that gives Portland a piece they want or B) Utah pulls a trade with OKC that eats up OKC's cap space and leaves the Blazers as the only team with considerable cap room until the 2010 free agent season. This would make Portland the only team involved in lopsided deals up to the 2010 trade deadline and also in the gap between the conclusion of the 2010 Finals and the 2010 free agency period.
3) Utah decides to keep both Boozer and Millsap in what would turn out to be a financial b*tch slap (including taxes and bonuses, matching Millsap means Utah pays an additional $21 million this year), and Portland is no worse off than they were a week ago.
I'm very interested to see what Utah decides to do. As the saying goes, the ball is in their court.
My personal opinion is Portland should look at Shawn Marion, but I doubt that happens.