I really hate the "There were other factors" argument because it could be applied to literally any loss ever.It can be multiple things. Fatigue isnt just from a couple games leading up to this. Jazz have had one of the roughest schedules to start the season those things wear on a team. But it seems more than obvious we needed Kessler on Embiid more. Even Dok would have been better for a little bit. But even with Embiid big scoring night we just needed some offense at the end and not terrible shot selections and turnovers from Clarkson and Conley. Then on top of that the whistle was not going our way and when it did we shot poorly from the FT line. We make our FTs and we might have won this game. There was a lot of factors going on.
Man, I’m so frustrated right now. There is nothing worse to watch than one single player cook us possession after possession for an entire quarter and not trying anything different on him.
I would have tossed Kessler out there just to see what happens. Couldn't have gone any worse.
DIdnt say he was the reason, just stating the facts. His (lack of) level of passing ability is rare.You are clown and your takes keep getting worse. Sexton wasn't the reason we lost.
Agree with that. Seems that coaching was not too good tonight. Not a bid deal, get some rest at home and come back fresh in 2 days.I would have tossed Kessler out there just to see what happens. Couldn't have gone any worse.
I’m fairly confident in saying we win this game if we put Kessler on Embiid in the 4th.
I agree with that. He run a lot, create some space for himself but a PG who can't pass well is not a good PG. But he is young and hopefully can inprove.DIdnt say he was the reason, just stating the facts. His (lack of) level of passing ability is rare.
Here is what I'm PO'ed about. Dok is a graduate of Kansas as is the Sixers superstar that fried us and roughly the same size. 59 points and +25 in the box. Could Dok have done worse? The same thing happened last night. Their big is killing us and let's not try something different. Heck Kofi could have matched up decently but we don't offer him a deal. Grrrrr!!!!!!!
I would have tossed Kessler out there just to see what happens. Couldn't have gone any worse.
DIdnt say he was the reason, just stating the facts. His (lack of) level of passing ability is rare.
If he was 6'6 it wouldn't be an issue, but it's just hard to have a positive impact playing his style at 6'1.I agree with that. He run a lot, create some space for himself but a PG who can't pass well is not a good PG. But he is young and hopefully can inprove.
The poor offense was a bigger factor to me that Embiid scoring a bunch. We shot 39% from the field and couldnt make anything we shot barely over 50% from the FT line.. 76ers also sucked on offense, we just sucked more. All we needed was to make a couple shots in the final few minutes. So yeah other factors is a thing for this one, Fatigue is a huge one for this game. Rotations were slow, shots came up short everywhere that was a giant glaring problem. Embiid and the 76ers scoring 105 which is below there average and pretty poor showing offensively isnt the biggest factor in this one.I really hate the "There were other factors" argument because it could be applied to literally any loss ever.
Obviously there were other factors. But there was one very very very massive one that had an extremely obvious potential solution and the Jazz didn't even try it.
I'll buy the "other factors" argument more once the extremely glaring one isn't so glaring.
Shocking Hardy did absolutely nothing in the 4th on Embiid.
Truly baffled.
Embiid scoring on every play erases transition opportunities.The poor offense was a bigger factor to me that Embiid scoring a bunch.