Recent content by JayQ

Ok, Ok. So it's not really a Utah Jazz story - but, well, gotta admit. Loved reading an article where he's getting called out a lil' bit. https://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/nba/columns/story?columnist=isaacson_melissa&id=6488768 Despite our less than stellar season, I'm not missing this...

Utah - listed at 27. "Chances are these are numbers Jazz fans are all too aware of by now, but for those of you not as up to speed since Sloan and D-Will left the scene: Elias says Utah is the first team ever to start 27-13 and miss the playoffs." I dunno. I guess I'm taking a moment to cry...

Harris totally got away with a walk on that last play. Don't get me wrong, stoked for the win - but if I was a Raptors fan I'd feel completely robbed.

I feel like the rest of the season is just getting revenge on me for how excited I was about that 4-0 road trip early on.

Yeah, reading through it - I was surprised to see him in most improved but not in 6th man. For a second he might be in both, but then. You know. I finished reading it.

Thankyee sir. :)

Great. I'm going to have to live with that thread title typo for the rest of my life.

Miles got some love in the most improved category, but no mention of Sloan. I was a bit surprised by that. https://espn.go.com/nba/notebook/_/page/Awards-101221/nba-awards-watch

On an aside, does anyone else feel like the assist that put Stockton number one all time was a bit flaky? That dribble Karl Malone did kind of made it a shot he created for himself. I mean. I was super excited when it happened. Buuuuuut, really. Was that actually really an assist...

Don't look at the end of the regular season schedule. It's pretty brutal.

He's out there thinking. And he's out there thinking in limited minutes. He's shown flashes, I think he'll have a breakthrough at some point.

Man. It feels so warm and cozy when I see great thoughts like this posted on these forums. While the bickering can be amusing, it's stuff like that that keeps bringing me back.

yeeeeeeeaaaaah. Not ready to jump on this one either. Carr was fearless and played big in big moments. He'd never back away from someone dunking on him. Elson seems...solid. But'uh. Carr? No way. That's up there with calling Harold Minor "Baby Jordan."

Actually heading to this game tonight if the rain allows me to get there. Don't have my good camera with me tho, which is a bummer. Lets see what the Droid X can muster...