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he had a better field goal percentage than williams in his only year here. again, i'm not arguing that he was good, but the common reaction of "WHOA HE WAS SO BAD" to palacio or any ex-jazz player is silly and shortsighted.

his play was, at worst, forgettable. i'd even argue that he was more effective than a rookie williams. but whatever. he looked kind of funny like ben handlogten so they are worthless as players and human beings

the backlash against palacio is driven by the same reasoning as the backlash against any ex-jazz player; they don't play for utah anymore. therefore, they were terrible, are terrible, and will always be terrible. in the grand scheme of things, the ~20 minutes per game palacio played wasn't that bad.

the next time someone looks at you strange for experimenting with your food, remind them that life is entirely arbitrary and as long as what you put into your body is nutritionally sufficient, they have no possible grounds to judge you because whatever they're eating is probably just as strange...

palacio is criminally underrated here. he earned the captain crunch moniker. people don't like him around here because sloan preferred him to williams and he was sort of dumpy looking.

sineage is awesome, mathematical functions on posterboard ftw

it took literally five seconds to pull this link: https://espn.go.com/nba/standings/_/year/2004 that's a powerful western conference, maybe the most competitive of the decade. or ever. and unless you're trolling or something, saying "these guys are scrappers too... but they can shoot! and we...

steve brown is like the most harmless sports personality in the world. c'mon guys

phil jackson is a fantastic basketball coach and there's no question the broken 24 second clock disrupted the flow of the game. it's a legit complaint.

first, remember san antonio. second, let's wait for them to do this in la before getting too excited

everyone got to see kirilenko's airball over and over and over again in slow motion from three different angles, along with the fans' transition from elation to horror. poor guy

bingo

that thread wasn't very good archie

hahaha

i too agree that posters should reside in a pocket of plausible deniability forever so they can continue to disrupt every thread they post in with literally no repercussions so the spineless moderators can feel like they're playing lawyer? or something? great system. great process, great...

haha on what world are the mods here power hungry when they're already too terrified to enforce the modest rules they've set in the first place hopper runs this site, nobody else

tips to understanding the jazzfanz thought process: 1. read thread title 2. develop snarky, extreme, one sentence opinion without reading the rest of the post or thinking 3. post, evade ban for trolling due to apathetic moderation

sigh given that fruity is often used derisively against homosexuals, it actually does smack of homophobia, and even if it wasn't intended to offend in that manner maybe people should tighten their language a bit but whatever, gooo utah where homophobia is a punchline instead of a problem

i'd say rebounding requires a honed and conscious sense of timing and position, rather than "heart" or "scrap" i'd also say teaching those concepts to your team is far more useful than screaming about bootstraps

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