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CJ Miles is the model of consistency this year

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oldtimer

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That was not a misprint nor was it meant to be funny. CJ at home has been good. He drives more, he plays harder and he shoots 3s much better. On the road CJ has been absolutely horrible. Its been this way all year. Its consistent and its reliable. So the result should be don't play him on the road and play him more minutes at home.

If CJ wasn't a grizzled veteran by now you'd say this is a rookie or sophmore deal and he just has to learn how to play on the road. Unfortunately for CJ he has been playing for six years. I don't know what to do with him. When he plays at home I want on my team. When we play on the road I want him on the other team. Its got to be hard to coach that.
 
oldtimer said:
I don't know what to do with him. When he plays at home I want on my team. When we play on the road I want him on the other team. Its got to be hard to coach that.
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Two options: Jazz either become the first team to go to a home/away platoon for a player, or they simply let him become someone else's headache when his contract expires.
 
Bell and Miles for Nocioni who we could let walk at year end. Sit Nocioni on the freakin' bench.

We'd have even worse perimeter shooting but whatevs.
 
CJ for a box of cracker jacks and a mint condition of Super Tecmo Bowl/Contra/Mike Tyson's punch out

Trade checker says yes
 
What happens if CJ Miles goes to a team with a terrible crowd? He'll never be good.
 
He's got to be worth a second-round pick to a team that is bound for the playoffs and wanting to solidify their bench.
Same with Howard and Bell.

Hopefully KOC has deals like this in place, and is just holding onto his chips until the Dwight Howard thing happens so that he might use them in a three-team deal along with the TPE. Howard's deal is holding up everything.

Of course, there is also the dreamy situation where one of these players is involved in the package that sends Al out of town.
 
According to the stats, the OP is correct:

Home: 44.4% FG, 33.9% from deep, 79.7% FT (on 3.5 att/g), 12.5 ppg, 2.4 rpg.

Away: 28.7% FG, 25.5% from deep, 77.5% FT (on 2.0 att/g), 6.1 ppg, 1.5 rpg.
 
Mantis said:
According to the stats, the OP is correct:

Home: 44.4% FG, 33.9% from deep, 79.7% FT (on 3.5 att/g), 12.5 ppg, 2.4 rpg.

Away: 28.7% FG, 25.5% from deep, 77.5% FT (on 2.0 att/g), 6.1 ppg, 1.5 rpg.
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Both are bad. One is laughably absurd.
 
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