Jazz at Dubs Official Game Thread -- 8:30PM MT: NBATV, ROOT
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I suppose it depends upon how rare of an occasion it is. He's known for some cold stretches and inconsistent shooting
lol
Jazz go 11-2 with a top 5 offensive rating during that stretch despite missing 3 of their 6 best players, but now that they're getting blown out at Golden State it means Quin is a horrible coach. Got it.
Lol, I guess you have forgotten what type of player Favors is. He will demand more attention than Hill offensively. Attention creates space. We were lacking PG play but we were also lacking play from everyone not named Gobert or Inlges. We were lacking spacing but we also lacked hitting wide open shots that creates more of a spacing issue than anything. Jazz laid an egg.
Hitman
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I've seen two weeks for Burks. Didn't see anything for Hill.
EDIT: just found an article that says *maybe* next week for Hill.
Dude, you thought Exum was better than George Hill and complained in the preseason when Hill got the start over him. Don't tell me to "watch the games", lol.
Sandman822
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Jeez it's sad seeing Exum out there at the moment. He's lost all confidence, don't know how you go about correcting that when the Jazz are in win now mode and you can't let him play freely and make mistakes.
Coach Ellis
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Just one game.
DUDE ,watch the games ,...this isn't preseason anymore ,this is 29 games into the season.....Hill is better and more experienced and also missed a sh*tload of games ,developing Exum and Lyles WILL pay off in the playoffs ...What I don't like is Snyder has a predictable offense and if you play tight it can be ugly offensively
Took until nearly Christmas, but Hayward finally had a poor all-around game. Hayward haters win.
He played good defense most of the game.
Shad
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The Prophet Shad is here. 100% Called it.
Isaiah 1:13
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I gotta say that I don't quite understand the coach is making them tight theory as we're not tight against lesser teams. To me it's the lack of a real leader on the court, somebody that can take charge and is not intimidated. Hayward is a good player but unfortunately he is not that guy, not from my perspective. George Hill is the guy that can restore order with his presence and demeanor. He knows instinctively when to delegate and when to take charge. Without that alpha dog, everybody keeps looking at somebody else to step up, shirking, and the snowball effect goes into effect. The sad thing to me is that we looked better against this team minus Hayward and Hood.
akirac73
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It just ****ing disgusts me how Hayward always disappears in games like this. Everytime we play the ultra-elite/championship caliber teams, he ****s his pants. Just when I'm about ready to join the "Hayward is God" club, games like this remind me why a team with Hayward as their best player is nothing more than a team that crumbles in the playoffs when the pressure/stakes are higher.
Cappy_Smurf
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Kinda surprised he was the only one. Except for Gobert, you could hear everybody else's butt hole puckering from the nosebleeds.
Also, it turns out Hayward being guarded by a SF w/ typical center size and length isnt a good matchup for him if he has to be the primary creator off the dribble.
