Douchebag K
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He only thing we truly suck at is shooting
this team might just suck.
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I suggest you to look again the final score.
You always go against the tide.
We won't go far with Rubio and Ingles in the starting lineup with both getting 33 minutes even when they don't play well.
Miggs
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What about winning?
jom2003
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yet he's still averaging 20 pts on the year. we know what we gonna get from him and his performances shouldn't be on the top of our concerns right now. Having essentially a 6 man rotation should
campaignist
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Sadly yes. I'm wondering if the case is that both he and the rest of the team were over-performing last year.
Jazzta
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You don’t overperform for half a season and a full playoff series. The shots just aren’t falling.
He absolutely outperformed expectations last year, and he underperformed expectations this year.
homeytennis
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We did play especially nifty in the 4th quarter.
Douchebag K
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That’s a natural consequence of how good we shoot.
That’s one thing I detest about the “new NBA”. Some much of winning or losing is how well you do or don’t shot on a certain night
Jazzta
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This, bring back toughness to the league. I would show techs to players who unnaturally jump towards defenders to draw fouls. I’d like to see Harden in the 90’s.
You're calling for Ingles to come off the bench but you accuse me of "going against the tide"?
Go **** yourself
Sandman822
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Jury is still out on Rubio but Ingles is absolutley capable of being a starting forward on a championship team lol.
Jack Strop
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The only reason we lost is because Player X went on a scoring run in the 1st half and Player Z did it in the 2nd half. Other than that, Jazz played great.
Ummm, doesn't that define bad defense and a bad team? Good teams stop players when they start to get hot. Good teams take players like Mitchell, Korver, Ingles, etc. out of their rhythm, they make them inefficient. Too many opponents have career nights against Utah.
This is a bad team right now. Lindsey has to realize our player development staff doesn't work miracles. You don't think almost every team has similar coaches who work with their players? Dennis seems to think he can just throw in below average talent and they'll turn into cheap fringe all-stars. Maybe that works with one or two players who can find a niche, develop a shot. But by and large, you get what you pay for.
Ummm, doesn't that define bad defense and a bad team? Good teams stop players when they start to get hot. Good teams take players like Mitchell, Korver, Ingles, etc. out of their rhythm, they make them inefficient. Too many opponents have career nights against Utah.
This is a bad team right now. Lindsey has to realize our player development staff doesn't work miracles. You don't think almost every team has similar coaches who work with their players? Dennis seems to think he can just throw in below average talent and they'll turn into cheap fringe all-stars. Maybe that works with one or two players who can find a niche, develop a shot. But by and large, you get what you pay for.
I'm calling especially your pet Rubio to come off the bench.
You have a pea brain
Start Exum, give him 33 minutes with Rubio coming off the bench and then let's see the results.
I'm sorry, I got the size of your brain wrong. You have a single grain of rice brain.
Come on bro don't make the clown.
So for you the Jazz should continue with the same starting lineup?
I ask your opinion since you watch every game and you are a basketball expert.
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Sandman822
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The Jazz' starting lineup could use with an improvement, but there's no one on the bench that makes the starting lineup better except for Crowder in for Favors in particular matchups.
Start Exum and let's see what he can bring on the table, at this point there is nothing to lose in starting Exum.
When a player is inconsistent and plays poorly for different games, he should lose his starter status.