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Thanks JAG. You were so young, do you remember much of it? Funny thing, I had pneumonia as a 2 week old baby. The dr. said I would have pneumonia a couple times a year from then on. This is the first time I've had lung problems and I'm 40.

I agree. The antibiotics didn't really do much. However, it could be mycoplasma pneumonia. Mycoplasma can cause some problems too. Mycoplasma is a bacteria, but it's really hard to kill with antibiotics due to the lack of an outer wall. Thanks for the suggestions. I hope you get feeling better...

my very first symptoms were not being able to breath during exercise. After an xray the doc confirmed it was (walking) pneumonia. I had no fever, no cough, nothing really. Just couldn't breathe. About a week after the zpack, my symptoms were not being able to breathe walking up steps or going to...

Thanks! I've been working with my family doctor, but I'm schedule to see a pulmonary doctor next tuesday. I'm a little worried. My family doc did a cbc, everything looked normal. He also did a UA. Found a bit of blood and protein, but that could be due to an infection. My family doc did mention...

Pleural effusion is water between the the lungs and the membrane around the lungs.

Im just wondering if anyone here has had pneumonia that eventually led to pleural effusion? I was diagnosed with waking pneumonia October 18th. The dr gave me the zpack. After two weeks my symptoms grew worse, so the doc put me on levaquin. Again, two weeks and no improvement. Next up, amox...

I think shaq has it right when he talks about how Howard should score. The same can be applied to a guy like Al. Al takes three shots per quarter. The rest of his points are from put backs and going to the line

Let's trade Big Al for Evan Turner. Get it done KOC!

Would love to see this team w/out Big Al playing against teams that are actually not 4/16. yes. Big Al is a nice enough guy, but OMG, our team is so boring to watch with him on the floor. I think most Jazz fans are frothing at the mouth to see what we saw tonight. They want the young guys...

Great game and great ball movement tonight, but let's not forget this is the Raptors who are 4/17. I doubt we get easy looks/buckets against the Lakers or Spurs, with or without Al.

I agree, but I'm still not sure AJ is the answer for the Jazz' future either.

I've said this since the Jazz picked Milsap and I'll continue saying until he goes to another team. Milsap is a bench player. He would be a great sixth man, but he is not a starter on a championship team.

+1. Al played well and honestly, as frustrating as it is to watch him hold the ball and kill the offense (assuming that we have an offense), he keeps us in games most of the time. Tonight was all coaching.

It was brutal. This team is talented, but IMO the coaching isn't doing it any favors. The biggest issues I'm seeing is that the Jazz do not know who they are. What is their identity?

Goddamn, man. Get off sap's nut sack. Griffin simply owned Sap. Nothing new here.

tl;dr

I can understand the win now mentality that the Jazz have always had, but at what costs? I think it's fair to say, we win now when we know who we are and what our talent can do instead of letting the talent rot at the end of the bench.

He's such a big guy and has great footwork. I've never understood why he doesn't take it strong every time. I was watching some boozer highlights recently and I noticed how quick he was with the ball. Al holds the ball much longer which seems to stall our offense. One thing that really bothers...

can you imagine sap+hayward+kanter coming off our bench? That's a pretty good bench.

Let's just trade Big Fail + Sap for Lillard.