Every great team is energized by coaches and player leaders. Both. Period.
Gobert rips teammates
- Thread starter Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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Every great team is energized by coaches and player leaders. Both. Period.
JJ misses rotations sometimes. Same for Alec.
Game6Conley
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I don't have a rooting interest in the team whatsoever. If anything, I'm rooting for y'all to run Burks out of town too, he deserves better.
Neto deserves to get playing time.
The situation between Exum and Snyder reminds me the one beetween Corbin and Enes. I hope it won't end up with a cheap trade next season.
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We need to do everything possible to keep Rudy Gobert on the Jazz for his entire career.
This burns Rudy because the dude is the *epitome* of sacrificing stats for team play. Never goes after jump shots, never goes for padding his block stats. When you embody sacrifice and others mail it in, it burns you double.
Disappointing guard play by the Jazz, both Rodney and George. And let's be honest-- it's not surprising to think of why George Hill would put stats over the Jazz winning this season. We all know the payday he's looking for.
This burns Rudy because the dude is the *epitome* of sacrificing stats for team play. Never goes after jump shots, never goes for padding his block stats. When you embody sacrifice and others mail it in, it burns you double.
Disappointing guard play by the Jazz, both Rodney and George. And let's be honest-- it's not surprising to think of why George Hill would put stats over the Jazz winning this season. We all know the payday he's looking for.
For George Hill, I think he is trying to be aggressive for the sake of his payday. But I think he is also really been affected by his injuries this year. He rarely gets separation on drives and forces up some really tough shots.
Yes, you obviously have a very different bias.
LifeOnaPlate
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Interesting that Utah is using Hill on season ticket promos for next season. 
Good to see your ads have changed.
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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Burks has not been a high volume shooter this year. He missed most of the last couple years and sat out a third of this year. It takes a while to get back into playing shape and a rhythm. The Burks of a couple years ago would be playing 24-30 min a game.
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Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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He definitely looks like a player trying to figure out how to get back to where he was. His struggles can be attributed to missing so much time.
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Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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I have hope we will see the old Burks next year being healthy for any offseason work and a full slate of training camp.
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addictionary
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And that's the stupidest thing too! The other day when Gobert made historical performance on his career night, the Jazz official twitter account tweeted about the game with ****ing Hill's photo on it! Come on man! Come on! We need major vibe of excitement to crush everyone on our path. Not Boler type not reacting hard enough to amazing moments or pumping Hill on game pics like he is any more important than Rudy.
LifeOnaPlate
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They're always different on my iPad. The only time the gross ones appear is when I'm using the app on my phone, right when the app first opens. I browse incognito, and I don't use my phone much for web browsing, so I'm not sure what the app would base ads on.
Incognito does nothing dude. Your internet provider still knows your web history and sells that data to advertising companies. All incognito does is keep your web browsing history from being logged on your computer.
That Rudy quote drips of Hayward. Especially the nice part. I did not get to see the game, fortunately or unfortunately, but I was checking the box score. Hayward was like 0 fer in the first half was he not? One of the biggest games of the year and he laid a ****ing egg.
Hayward is also the only other player who plays consistent and tough defense, so nah, I dont think it was Hayward.
Plus, if you read further into his interview, Gobert talks about telling Hayward to stay aggressive on offense after a rough start. So if anything, Gobert was telling Hayward to focus on scoring more.
I did not see that part of the interview...shame on me for only going off of the sound bite.
That being said, Hayward's opening line for one of the most important games of the season IS complete ****ing garbage.