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No one. Just kinda saying he can always shoot more.

Good thing jazz have a lead before the lid is placed over their basket for the 4th quarter... Ingles never shoots too much.

Neto, O’Neale, Burks does not seem a good perimeter combo

Kings broadcasters talking about Quin playing the matchups with his roster

Thanks Numb!

Making it in a competitive environment is about identifying and utilizing your comparative advantage

It doesn’t matter that no one else does it if it is a good idea and works. Especially if you believe the versatility of your roster to be one of your biggest strength/advantage. Other teams may then follow that lead.

Favors comes in handy a lot. Jazz should constantly change their staring lineup and in game lineups based on matchups imo. They believe themselves to have built an extremely versatile roster, and they have enough info on this group of players to have some idea of what may work best for different...

Regardless the outcome of this game, the people freaking out should look at the standings and take note of how many games are left in the season.

Still makes sense. Spoiler.

Lol at Snyder to Exum “move the ****ing ball”

Most of these complaints boil down to a frustration with Lindsay’s conservative nature. Some prefer a riskier style, which is completely understandable. But then isn’t it rather misguided to focus pitchforks on Dennis when it is ownership who vetted candidates and picked a GM with the attributes...

Having Barnes wouldn’t be bad at all. Also doesn’t change anything for the better. Point is it doesn’t ****ing matter either way...

I agree. Again, we’re talking about Lebron, the Warriors, and the Spurs. That’s it. Isn’t it rational for people to expect around 50 wins and the 2nd round of the playoffs like they’ve done the last two seasons? Anyway, still a young season.

I agree that recent Jazz teams are different than a team like the Thunder or a Lebron led team, in that their talent is spread more evenly across the board. There isn't one guy who carries an excessively inordinate amount of talent compared to some of the other guys. And when they had guys...

Don't disagree with any of this. Had Duncan, a top pick, generational talent. Then they had a great team of players during the era where they sliced through the big 3. Leonard became a top five player in the league. LMA had a monster year last season and is underrated I agree, and they fared no...

I think it's just tough to win the NBA no matter. Who consistently dominates these days? Lebron James and the Warriors. Thunder had a great run with superstars Durant and Westbrook. How would you classify the Spurs consistent success?

Yeah, this is based on 19 games and coming off two seasons in a row of 2nd round playoff appearances in a conference that's no joke. The Jazz look weak now for sure. However, they have proven and accomplished more in the past couple of seasons than the Mavs, Kings, T-Wolves, Nuggets, and Lakers...

Not looking good. Definitely need some better offense. The 4th quarter numbers are brutal.

Ekpe is always retweeting cool stuff like this: Pretty common sense but some people have to hear it from a coach