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Game thread: Jazz @ Bulls - Nov 8 - 6PM MST - ROOT Sports

tyrone corbin sucks. why he doesn't encourages our young guys.


But we gonna win this match, enes kanter doesn't lose any game to jonas valançiunas aka loser.
 
dalamon said:
Except neither of these happened.
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Probably cause it was a blowout loss.

Corbin didn't want to risk injury to his star vets so he limited jefferson to 28 minutes and held marvin out so he will be ready to go when we need his skills down the stretch of a close game
 
I have never see a team shoot so poorly in the NBA. Many of those missed shots were uncontested too. How can NBA players (yea I know some of these guys aren't) miss so many wide open shots? It is mind-boggling and they should be embarrassed to say they play professional basketball.

A few more games like this from Favors and I will start calling for the Jazz to recall his extension. Be a man Derrick, dunk the ball when you have a chance and get in their and bang. Jazz need to draft guys who can score/create their own shots. I think we need two shooters even with the return of Burke. Burks is fast playing his way into my doghouse. He needs to shoot 1000 shots a day or he is going to be out of this league in a few years.

Ok I need to have patience and calm down. I have no doubt the Jazz will be in the running for a top 3 pick but I certainly would like them to win a few games.
 
I hear people say that this is better than 8th-seed mediocrity. I cannot disagree more. This sucks. This is unwatchable basketball. I'm paying to watch this and it is unacceptable basketball.
 
Jeditiger said:
I hear people say that this is better than 8th-seed mediocrity. I cannot disagree more. This sucks. This is unwatchable basketball. I'm paying to watch this and it is unacceptable basketball.
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Good. Then please leave. Hopefully you stop posting.

I love how folks like Jedi, who defended Big Al and Corbin (to the death) are now acting like this is what "we, the rebuilders" wanted.

Absolutely not.

We wanted to get the young guys playing experience. We wanted to get a new coach. We wanted to trade our vets for assets. The Jazz really screwed the pooch in the last few years. We were all yelling about not trading those vets for assets. Now, we have what Jedi and co wanted, a team that put its entire stock on vets and once they left... The cabinet is bare.

Had the Jazz done what most of us wanted LAST YEAR and traded at least some of our vets for assets, then this transition would have most likely been a lot smoother. Instead, the bottom has fallen out and we have only one way to go... UP.

But until then, this is going to be unwatchable, embarrassing, and just plain bad.

Had the Jazz fired Corbin, promoted Hornacek, and began the transition of rebuilding LAST YEAR as MOST of us wanted, this year wouldn't be happening. We probably wouldn't be playoff material still but at least we wouldn't be the worst team in the league.
 
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];693898 said:
maybe this means you'll come to jazzfanz less often? I mean, I am looking for every positive. Thx.
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No. I'm not on board with this tanking ********. Someone needs to represent. I ain't goin anywhere.
 
Please leave? GFY Thrill. I'm a fan too and I have been one for a LONG time. If you think watching ****ty basketball is acceptable then by all means keep watching. I think it's ******** and it's unacceptable. I pay a lot of money to watch these games. I expect a yearly ROI in entertainment value.
 
I wanted the young guys to play earlier and I wanted to trade AL to get some assets but I am not in the inner circle of the decision-makers so I don't know if any good deals were left on the table. People like to speculate that people were just willingly going to give us an unprotected pick for AL knowing we weren't going to re-sign him.
 
cowhide said:
I wanted the young guys to play earlier and I wanted to trade AL to get some assets but I am not in the inner circle of the decision-makers so I don't know if any good deals were left on the table. People like to speculate that people were just willingly going to give us an unprotected pick for AL knowing we weren't going to re-sign him.
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I don't doubt that there weren't any good deals last year -- especially at the deadline. But, Al shoulda been given the first decent ticket outta town after Deron was traded. There had to have been some decent offers, even if they were slightly less than we gave up to get him.

There's no way we aren't still paying the price for treading water for two years. For examplex I see the fingerprints of al-fense everywhere.
 
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