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Utah Jazz @ Minnesota Timberwolves 12/22/10 6PM MST

Ben10 said:
Well another slow start is in the books. How do we only score 20 points in the first against the T-Wolves? There Defense is horrid.
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Because Millsap might be a horse, but Jefferson is a p*s*y (offensively, at least).

Also, a total of 4 points from the starting wings. Miles has already outscored them both.
 
Put Memo back in as a starter once he's healthy. He can shoot jumpers and push shots alot better than Al Jefferson can.
 
I know not to turn the game of due to this teams ability to come back, but, really, this is getting old (and boring).
 
I'm impressed that Fesenko has been able to score as much as Jefferson and Elson combined up to this point in the game (despite Fes's significant disadvantage of not actually being subbed into the game yet).

And I'm glad that Bell is being rewarded with more playing time than Miles so far (given that Miles has outproduced bell in points, rebounds, steals, in fewer on-court minutes).

Makes perfect coaching sense.
 
InGameStrategy said:
I'm impressed that Fesenko has been able to keep pace with the scoring of Jefferson and Elson to this point in the game, despite Fes's significant disadvantage of not actually being subbed into the game yet.
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Brilliant.

So who's guarding Love?
 
When are the Jazz going to make the Timberwolves look like the Timberwolves? This is ****ing absurd. The Timberwolves must rake in the seat sales when Utah comes through.
 
So why did Minnesota shoot a long brick early in the shot clock, when any normal shot would give them the lead?

Nice play by Hayward though.
 
Good win. And I haven't seen the game, but looking at the box score, I'm surprised that space and time are still intact, despite of Fesenko's 2 point in zero minutes performance.
 
Patiently waiting for ArmchairStrategy's write up of why this win doesn't mean anything because of poor substitutions, and/or why Fesenko is better than Jefferson.
 
Thank you Minnesota for not giving the ball to Michael Beasley iso for the last play, instead a contested early 3. Awesome.
 
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