Good to know all our players stopped developing this July. ****, you're so stupid, I wonder if it hurts when you think. Are you actually claiming that there's no effect on development to playing with players? That if Jefferson wasn't spotting up behind the arc and hitting shots, and Favors was instead just throwing his passes into the crowd at the spot where Jefferson would stand, that he would develop just as well?
My thoughts exactly. Fishon is comin' at him with civility and he's freaking the **** out for no reason.Why are you so mad bro?
What exactly are the Lakers and the Celtics doing that the Jazz are not? In the sense of trying to lose more games? Are they not throwing the best players they currently have out on the floor, and are they not just garbage?
How exactly are the Lakers tanking? Moreover, when did they decide this? They were 10-9 just over a month ago. If they've been tanking since November, they weren't exactly doing a great job. The Celtics were in a playoff spot a month ago, as well.
The Lakers were expecting Kobe back at reasonable strength.
The Celtics are in the East.
Step back and take a breath dude, take in the view.
What exactly are the Lakers and the Celtics doing that the Jazz are not? In the sense of trying to lose more games? Are they not throwing the best players they currently have out on the floor, and are they not just garbage?
As for the lakers they messed with Pau's head by trying to trade him every day and really hard just 3 weeks ago. It was obvious they want to tank.
How exactly are the Lakers tanking? Moreover, when did they decide this? They were 10-9 just over a month ago. If they've been tanking since November, they weren't exactly doing a great job. The Celtics were in a playoff spot a month ago, as well.
This team already has five quality draft picks. The superstar you're looking for might be with the team already.
Young Jazz are getting better, gaining confidence, winning games.
So why don't we just shut up and enjoy good basketball instead of hoping to lose?
People can be mad they are winning but to act like we are not developing our young talent is bogus. The boys who need time on the floor are all playing more than 25 minutes a game.
People can be mad they are winning but to act like we are not developing our young talent is bogus. The boys who need time on the floor are all playing more than 25 minutes a game.
For the most part our recent success has been young guys playing well, it's hard to do much about that. We should probably get rid of Marv and Richard Jefferson, but it's also silly to think that these guys both suck and will somehow create a huge dent in this team that will cause us to lose lots of games.
That's the logic around these parts though. Somehow, at once, Marvin and Richard are both insignificant players who are in no way contributing positively to the growth of our young core, as well are players who are so good, they're the reason why we've been playing .500 ball since that 1-13 start. Boggles the mind, doesn't it.
People can be mad they are winning but to act like we are not developing our young talent is bogus. The boys who need time on the floor are all playing more than 25 minutes a game.
You should read the game threads lately.Oh, it's that easy, right? You just throw random players on the court, tell them to "hustle" and "play hard" and they all improve? What is this, NBA2K franchise mode? Do you even acknowledge the possibility that certain players may work better with other players and certain players are better suited for one position than another?
Oh, it's that easy, right? You just throw random players on the court, tell them to "hustle" and "play hard" and they all improve? What is this, NBA2K franchise mode? Do you even acknowledge the possibility that certain players may work better with other players and certain players are better suited for one position than another? There's more to developing players than who plays one or two minutes more. Hell, most development happens outside the game. It happens in practice.
Why are you so obsessed with who's starting and who's not?
You have an irrational hatred of Marvin and Richard. That's cool, but at least admit that it's irrational and that you're willing to make ludicrous claim and bend evidence to suit your hatred.
Either that, or you're ****ing stupid. And you can tattle on me to moderators like a 5-year old all you want. I call it like it is.
These threads that pop up every time the team plays well are hilarious. Playing well isn't a bad thing for the future. The future would be much bleaker if all the lottery picks we've acquired over the last four years were incapable of winning games.
I admit, the messaging was working on me when the Jazz were 1-14, and I thought we had a real chance at super hyped freshman for once. It's fun to imagine a future with Jabari on this team. But everyone needs to realize why the draft lottery exists. Yes, it does help give superstar talent to bad teams, but WAY MORE THAN THAT its purpose is to condition fans of bad teams into believing there is hope.
Our fan base is different than most in that we haven't become disillusioned yet by several years at the bottom. Based on freak out threads like these, some are clinging a bit too emotionally to the hope manufactured by the lottery system.
While I agree that a poor record this season would have a good chance of helping us in the future, the situation is so much more complicated than winning is now losing and losing is now winning.
Do you realize what it would cost for the Jazz to become a legit bottom-three team, what it would mean? In a perfect world we could achieve it while still keeping all of our future talent. We could break another Trey's fingers and convince Stern to let us replay the league's most difficult schedule.
No, we'd have to jettison actual talent and/or fake some injuries.
OOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRRRR we could just trade Marvin and RJ to contenders for picks (Contenders hate picks and love veterans!). And then to be safe we should probably trade Burks and our pick to Milwaukee or Orlando for their top-2 pick. Why isn't our idiot front office doing this already??>?? It's so obvious!
They've shared the court for at least a couple minutes in each of the last 6 games (they didn't play together at all in the two games prior).and enes and derrick on the court together has been working
Good to know all our players stopped developing this July. ****, you're so stupid, I wonder if it hurts when you think. Are you actually claiming that there's no effect on development to playing with players? That if Jefferson wasn't spotting up behind the arc and hitting shots, and Favors was instead just throwing his passes into the crowd at the spot where Jefferson would stand, that he would develop just as well?