We should have tried to tie the game in the last possession...I don't agree with Quin's choice to try the 3 with a player that was cold all the night! Draw a tactic for an easy two with Kanter or Favors and hope for the overtime.
I would like to see Enes taking the last shot in a close game at least once...we still don't know if he is a clutch player or not!
What sort of magic is "clutch?"
Clutch does not exist. There are people who don't lose thier **** when it's down to the wire and are able to make plays that they can normally make but there is no one, no one, no one, who becomes significantly better "in the clutch." I wish people would quit talking about it like it's real. It's not. If you think it is I have some magical beans to shove up your ***.
What sort of magic is "clutch?"
Clutch does not exist. There are people who don't lose thier **** when it's down to the wire and are able to make plays that they can normally make but there is no one, no one, no one, who becomes significantly better "in the clutch." I wish people would quit talking about it like it's real. It's not. If you think it is I have some magical beans to shove up your ***.
So it's possible to play worse under pressure, but not better? A one way street huh? Do you realize how big of contradiction that is?
What sort of magic is "clutch?"
Clutch does not exist. There are people who don't lose thier **** when it's down to the wire and are able to make plays that they can normally make but there is no one, no one, no one, who becomes significantly better "in the clutch." I wish people would quit talking about it like it's real. It's not. If you think it is I have some magical beans to shove up your ***.
totally disagreeWhat sort of magic is "clutch?"
Clutch does not exist. There are people who don't lose thier **** when it's down to the wire and are able to make plays that they can normally make but there is no one, no one, no one, who becomes significantly better "in the clutch." I wish people would quit talking about it like it's real. It's not. If you think it is I have some magical beans to shove up your ***.
correct .a no look behind the back pass from TREY that was slung low at the feet of KANTER.not a bad idea from Trey just not a good pass.I just saw the replay...Burke pass to Kanter was too low and strong.
We have to win these games! I don't enjoy watching honorable losses!
What sort of magic is "clutch?"
Clutch does not exist. There are people who don't lose thier **** when it's down to the wire and are able to make plays that they can normally make but there is no one, no one, no one, who becomes significantly better "in the clutch." I wish people would quit talking about it like it's real. It's not. If you think it is I have some magical beans to shove up your ***.
Such a painful loss. They had momentum, and just lost it at the end. Glad they were able to get back in the game, but still, ugh. I have no idea who the hell drew up a play for Hayward to take the last shot...he was terrible all game.
Some random musings...
I hope the Jazz keep Booker for a long time. When that jagoff Butler was standing there he was the first to get him out of the way. The Jazz have needed a player like Booker in the worst way, and he's showing why he's here, just to show the other team that crap like that won't be tolerated.
There was a play midway thru the 1st quarter that bothered me, even though it was inconsequential. The Bulls missed a shot and the ball was never possessed by the Jazz, and went out of bounds off the Jazz with 8 seconds left on the shot clock. The shot clock was reset, and the ref for some reason I can't fathom reset it to 17 seconds. Yet there was no (shocking) explanation by the Jazz crew about it. What the hell happened there. Did I miss something where 17 seconds was the appropriate time to be put back on the clock? It didn't matter anyway since the Bulls turned it over, but the lack of an explanation and a replay by the Jazz staff was just irritating.
Yeah, but isn't the rule the shot clock doesn't reset until possession is established? If I know the rules correctly, and hell if I do, it seems like there should have been 8 seconds on the shot clock. I have no idea where 17 seconds came from, but that's what the put on it.
What sort of magic is "clutch?"
Clutch does not exist. There are people who don't lose thier **** when it's down to the wire and are able to make plays that they can normally make but there is no one, no one, no one, who becomes significantly better "in the clutch." I wish people would quit talking about it like it's real. It's not. If you think it is I have some magical beans to shove up your ***.