Game Thread Mar 23, 2022 05:30PM MT: Jazz at Celtics

[MT Steve]

So damn true.

 

[Ujfanatic]

The Celtics shot 59% for the game. That simply cannot happen. That is a team not even trying on defense

 

[Elizah Huge]

Gobert the last two games has been non-existent. Not sure what’s going on with him but he needs to wake the **** up.

12.5 PPG, 7.5 RPG and 0 BPG is terrible in 30.5 MPG. We need more from him and it’s not a coincidence we lost the last two games either.

 

[Jingled]

 

[homeytennis]

Rudy and Spida are at least honest. Jazz didn't win a quarter.

 

[Douchebag K]

how many times has he said this after games ??

It's quite the indictment on Snyder that the team has been so not ready to play hard in so many games this season. Has he lost the ear of the team ??

 

[Isaiah 1:13]

how many times has he said this after games ??

It's quite the indictment on Snyder that the team has been so not ready to play hard in so many games this season. Has he lost the ear of the team ??

He started Paschall who hadn’t seen a minute since the Clipper game, and froze out Hernangomez. That’s not the kind of adjustment you make so randomly, particularly against a team of the Celt’s caliber.

And for the record, Paschall didn’t have a single rebound, block or steal in almost 25 minutes of play. I admit to missing the game but from the looks of the Celtic wing’s percentages, it doesn’t appear that he disrupted anything on the defensive end.

But more than that it’s a comfort zone thing and I believe contributed to our shooting woes and turnovers.

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

how many times has he said this after games ??

It's quite the indictment on Snyder that the team has been so not ready to play hard in so many games this season. Has he lost the ear of the team ??

One of the big jobs of the coach is to motivate guys and get them to play the right way.

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

Getting Bogdanovic and House back will help the Jazz a lot. I wonder how they're coming along...

 

[infection]

One of the big jobs of the coach is to motivate guys and get them to play the right way.

No, I don’t believe this is the case. I’ve heard, reliably, that this is on the players. Getting rebounds, making shots, executing — it’s all on the players. You can’t pin this on the coach if the players aren’t performing. The coach has an important role; an integral one. A good coach can bring you great success. But the failures are the players. Quin isn’t blowing the defensive assignments out there.

And suggesting a coach isn’t getting through to his players? Nonsense. Quin’s players would run through walls for him, so I hear. They just can’t stay focused or play hard for him, but they’d run through walls for him, to be sure. A good father would die for his children. He may not be there at their sporting events, to help them with their homework, or in any time of need when his presence is required, but he would certainly die for them. It’s the hypotheticals that count, you see, and and not the every day mundane things like making breakfast. Making breakfast is pablum to the legend who would proclaim dying for their child. As long as players will metaphorically “run through walls” for their coach, it doesn’t matter what they won’t do on menial daily tasks like staying focused or playing defense.

Walls, guys. Walls.

 

[Gameface]

No, I don’t believe this is the case. I’ve heard, reliably, that this is on the players. Getting rebounds, making shots, executing — it’s all on the players. You can’t pin this on the coach if the players aren’t performing. The coach has an important role; an integral one. A good coach can bring you great success. But the failures are the players. Quin isn’t blowing the defensive assignments out there.

And suggesting a coach isn’t getting through to his players? Nonsense. Quin’s players would run through walls for him, so I hear. They just can’t stay focused or play hard for him, but they’d run through walls for him, to be sure. A good father would die for his children. He may not be there at their sporting events, to help them with their homework, or in any time of need when his presence is required, but he would certainly die for them. It’s the hypotheticals that count, you see, and and not the every day mundane things like making breakfast. Making breakfast is pablum to the legend who would proclaim dying for their child. As long as players will metaphorically “run through walls” for their coach, it doesn’t matter what they won’t do on menial daily tasks like staying focused or playing defense.

Walls, guys. Walls.

 

[infection]

Maybe it’s fair to say that they will run at walls for coach.

 

[LogGrad98]

 

[LogGrad98]

 

[porfavors]

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

No, I don’t believe this is the case. I’ve heard, reliably, that this is on the players. Getting rebounds, making shots, executing — it’s all on the players. You can’t pin this on the coach if the players aren’t performing. The coach has an important role; an integral one. A good coach can bring you great success. But the failures are the players. Quin isn’t blowing the defensive assignments out there.

And suggesting a coach isn’t getting through to his players? Nonsense. Quin’s players would run through walls for him, so I hear. They just can’t stay focused or play hard for him, but they’d run through walls for him, to be sure. A good father would die for his children. He may not be there at their sporting events, to help them with their homework, or in any time of need when his presence is required, but he would certainly die for them. It’s the hypotheticals that count, you see, and and not the every day mundane things like making breakfast. Making breakfast is pablum to the legend who would proclaim dying for their child. As long as players will metaphorically “run through walls” for their coach, it doesn’t matter what they won’t do on menial daily tasks like staying focused or playing defense.

Walls, guys. Walls.

And look if you aren’t motivated through the giant playbook and basketball maths then how will you ever get motivated.

 

[Katastrofica]

He started Paschall who hadn’t seen a minute since the Clipper game, and froze out Hernangomez. That’s not the kind of adjustment you make so randomly, particularly against a team of the Celt’s caliber.

And for the record, Paschall didn’t have a single rebound, block or steal in almost 25 minutes of play. I admit to missing the game but from the looks of the Celtic wing’s percentages, it doesn’t appear that he disrupted anything on the defensive end.

But more than that it’s a comfort zone thing and I believe contributed to our shooting woes and turnovers.

GS give up on him for almost nothing and now I can imagine why lol. Zero reb and he can't shoot and in combo with royce and Rudy who's not getting ball you end wit DM choking. When all be available I woud like to see huan or House instead of royce. But this is not gonna happen i guess...

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Paschal is ****ing bad.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Gobert the last two games has been non-existent. Not sure what’s going on with him but he needs to wake the **** up.

12.5 PPG, 7.5 RPG and 0 BPG is terrible in 30.5 MPG. We need more from him and it’s not a coincidence we lost the last two games either.

Hard to rebound when the other team doesn't miss shots

 

[LoPo]

So damn true.

It's not always easy to find you Rudy when you can only do something with the ball within 2 feet of the basket.

And I'm sure the Celtics shooting 59% is everybody else's fault.

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