Jazz just don't have guys who can put the ball down and beat a defender. Meanwhile, Blazers are getting the Jazz to collapse and opening up 3pt looks.
Shooting variance is going the Blazers' way, but their shooters are open for the most part.
Brooklyn Nets start 0-5 with a -14 point differential. Looks like they're the pacesetters. NOLA and Indiana not far behind.
I didn't think a Rick Carlisle team would tank, but it looks like it's on its way.
Jazz give up 46 pts in a quarter with few, if any, defensive adjustments and without calling a timeout for 10 mins. Anyone see if Will Hardy was beet-red with anger?
Something to watch: Brice was doghoused last game and only played 12 mins. Not sure the issue, but that 2nd unit with Brice and Ace gave up a 20 point lead.
Yeah, I thought that Philadelphia keeping their pick last year was pretty predictable. Maybe the league will give us the same courtesy after OKC wins 70 games this year.
The league may not be done helping Dallas though.
I'm worried about Dallas and Boston. Another team that could end up in the lottery is (drum roll) the Lakers, after they get sent out in the play-in tourney.
Keyonte has the potential to be a career $100M player, but the shooting efficiency needs to improve to make it happen. It's the efficiency that's stopping him from being a Tyler Herro, a Coby White or even a Reggie Jackson.
Walt looks like a steady backup guard, but he probably has a lower...
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