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Every level of competition, even in the workforce, is going to have outliers that go against the expectation. But you listed out a bunch of teams who've largely done either about as well as the Jazz the last 40 years or significantly worse. Sacramento has made the NBA Playoffs ten times in the...

I think they point is that it's easier to whiff in those situations than to hit, say, a royal flush and there's truth to it. Yes, the Jazz could have built around Mitchell and Rudy better but their striking out on that doesn't mean the alternative will be better, as how likely is it the Jazz...

I don't think we're just a small market, tho. We're a bad market for NBA talent. The Spurs playing in Texas helps. Milwaukee is a better example but even there, Wisconsin has 2.6 million more people in it than Utah. Milwaukee also is also 16% Black, where Salt Lake is ... 1.7%. I also wonder...

I often find him bloviating and I don't necessarily agree with his point but I do find it interesting. He says the Jazz shouldn't blow it up because this is basically as good as it can realistically get for the market. The Jazz are in a tough situation playing in a NBA market that may be the...

This is the dawning of the Age of Aquinarius...

Like a march to your own funeral.

It wasn't just defensively. Conley had two awful shots after the Jazz pulled within one that completely wasted the momentum they had built. The ball movement with him on the court late was inexcusable for a supposed HoF point guard.

I called Quin a mediocre playoff coach before last year's playoffs and was lit up for it. Quin has one of the worst playoff records of any active coach who's coached in at least 40 playoff games. I was wrong, tho. Quin isn't a mediocre playoff coach, he's flat-out bad at it and his teams have...

They were most successful in the 90s?

Yes. Everyone is laughing at the fact the Jazz are getting annihilated by Dallas without their best player. We're a ****ing joke.

Overall, the franchise has a losing home playoff record under him as coach - and that isn't counting the bubble series. To put that into perspective, the Jazz under Sloan won over 70% of their home playoff games throughout his career. The Viv ain't intimidating anymore.

idk I hate change and am trying to justify not blowing up a team that a year ago at this time I thought might be a contender.

Maybe we bring it back with a new coach who actually emphasizes defense. I will be honest, I do want to give Mitchell and some of these other players an opportunity to play under a coach who does that before I say blow it up (unironically).

I change my answer to neither.

**** them.

How much does Quin owe his bookie?

Quin is throwing this game.

Horrible shot selection on the last few possessions, specifically from Conley.

All right. I'm out. Bye. I don't want anyone to return. Blow the whole ****ing pathetic ****-show of a team up and move on to rebuild mode. It was a fun two-year run where I had hope that maybe this franchise was going to do something beyond what they've done the last 20 years. lmao stupid...

So the once promising, up and coming era of Jazz basketball is going to go out with a whimper, isn't it?