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David Griffin: "How the h*** do we not love the Utah Jazz?"

Studies done on college team show the more successful teams Road together. I think that is the way the Jazz are going, we are keeping our core intact and we are growing into champions

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Yeah, this really has the feeling of last season where 2-3 bad losses will be the difference between the 3 and being out of the playoffs.

One advantage the Jazz and Nuggets used to have is that they both seem to get teams on a back to back and they play in altitude. I think it's due to the geographic proximity of the teams and the fact there aren't many teams around them, so it makes sense for a team to play in Denver one night and Salt Lake the next (and vice-versa). I always thought in the past that was worth 2-3 wins at least. However, with the season being extended I'm not sure the Jazz get as many of those games like they used to.
 
The Jazz need a reliable, athletic 20+ point scorer in the front court. They might have enough of everything else.
 
Rubashov said:
Cool podcast, been listening to his interview with Adam Duritz of the Counting Crows who were one of my favourite bands when I was a teenager. Thanks for the link!
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Saw the Counting Crows at Red Butte recently and unfortunately Duritz couldn't even come close to singing in the same key as the songs required. The band was good but I felt ripped off. Love their music though. Back up singers could have made it so much better, which makes me think either he has a huge ego or the whole band and management are deaf. Oh, and he was dressed like he just walked out of Walmart... dirty looking oversized jeans with an oversized t-shirt for his out-of-shape physique. Luckily it was still a good night because Red Butte and its crowd is awesome.
 
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str8line said:
Saw the Counting Crows at Red Butte recently and unfortunately Duritz couldn't even come close to singing in the same key as the songs required. The band was good but I felt ripped off. Love their music though. Back up singers could have made it so much better, which makes me think either he has a huge ego or the whole band and management are deaf. Oh, and he was dressed like he just walked out of Walmart... dirty looking oversized jeans with an oversized t-shirt for his out-of-shape physique. Luckily it was still a good night because Red Butte and its crowd is awesome.
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Holy ****, you’re right.

 
He should be Counting Calories.
They paved paradise and put up an all-you-can-eat buffet.




Edit: Let's just hope I never run for political office. Fat-shaming would come back to haunt me. But seriously, I've never understood the nostalgia for these over-the-hill former stars. Let their "good" music live on, but let the actual singers retire to Shady Pines and not try to perform WAY past their primes.
 
Jack Strop said:
He should be Counting Calories.
They paved paradise and put up an all-you-can-eat buffet.




Edit: Let's just hope I never run for political office. Fat-shaming would come back to haunt me. But seriously, I've never understood the nostalgia for these over-the-hill former stars. Let their "good" music live on, but let the actual singers retire to Shady Pines and not try to perform WAY past their primes.
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I just saw Whitesnake a couple weeks ago. And Foreigner. But I didn’t go for them. **** them. The singer has been in the band since 2004 but kept talking like he was there from the beginning.
 
str8line said:
Saw the Counting Crows at Red Butte recently and unfortunately Duritz couldn't even come close to singing in the same key as the songs required. The band was good but I felt ripped off. Love their music though. Back up singers could have made it so much better, which makes me think either he has a huge ego or the whole band and management are deaf. Oh, and he was dressed like he just walked out of Walmart... dirty looking oversized jeans with an oversized t-shirt for his out-of-shape physique. Luckily it was still a good night because Red Butte and its crowd is awesome.
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think he blew out his voice on the second or third tour, I think the weight gain had something to do with giving up cocaine...
 
Rubashov said:
think he blew out his voice on the second or third tour, I think the weight gain had something to do with giving up cocaine...
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In the video I posted, it’s not just the voice — it’s the effort.
 
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