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2010-2011 Jazz schedule released

tough start

...we've got 11 games in Nov. against teams that played better than .500 last year. We definitely need to win ALL of our Nov. home games! Thankfully, hopper teams usually do poorly during the first part of the season, while fundamentally sound teams like the Jazz....do better than average. So we've got THAT going for us!
 
So whats the chances Boozer doesnt play that game here in Utah? Im thinking 80% or more that he is injured.
LOL. Zach Harper of ESPN concurs:

Feb. 9: Chicago Bulls at Utah Jazz
Carlos Boozer is back in Utah to take on his old apprentice Paul Millsap and the new guy, Al Jefferson. Odds on Boozer being healthy enough to play in this game are probably not as good as Bulls fans are hoping.
 
And once again, the stupid, idiotic, money grubbing, brainless no Sunday home games rears its ugly head. I guess when there's a buck to be made the Jazz enjoy putting themselves at a competitive disadvantage.
 
Well...I guess not playing home Sunday games isn't a big a detriment as people have thought (at least this season).

I still detest it. However, looking at the schedule analysis, I do struggle to find any proof that it necessarily gives the Jazz a much more unfavorable schedule, other than the Jazz playing a greater than average 3 games in 4 days. Still, if it even reduced one of the 3 games in 4 days it would be worth it to give a Sunday game or two at home.
 
...we've got 11 games in Nov. against teams that played better than .500 last year. We definitely need to win ALL of our Nov. home games! Thankfully, hopper teams usually do poorly during the first part of the season, while fundamentally sound teams like the Jazz....do better than average. So we've got THAT going for us!

Of course you have proof of this. Like the Nuggets horrendous start to the ---oh wait.
 
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