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Give credit where credit's due

I'll give him a little credit tonight. He went back to the 5 young guys tonight after they were successful last night.
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Last time they played and were successful it took like 14 games before they saw the court together again. (might be a slight exaggeration).
 
I was going to post the same thing. Now I'm really watching to see what the plan is for the young guys in the next game. Does he give Kanter/Favors a chance to play together and keep working the Core5 on the court at the same time despite suffering an embarrassing loss? If the answer is "no" then my goodwill toward him is gone.
 
Core4 said:
OK, since we've been so harsh on Corbin (and I still say he has to go), I've got to give him props for his rotation today.

Hayward - 38 mins
Burks - 38 mins
Burke - 31 mins
Favors - 31 mins
Kanter - 30 mins

Jefferson - 20 mins
Williams - 15 mins
Evans - 20 mins
Garrett - 14 mins
Gobert - 1 min

Really can't argue when the Core5 all get at least 30 mins. Evans has been playing well, so he gets time at PF vs. Gobert playing the minutes behind Favors.

Perhaps had this been the recipe from Day 14 (when Burke became the starter), I'd be happy. Why did it take THIS LONG for Corbin to finally use these players the proper amount?
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not giving him props
jefferson got foul trouble

and williams got raped by david west.


also doing something logical does not deserve credit
 
We should definitely give credit where credit is due. Ty Corbin finding a way to get his *** kicked by the bucks is a marvel that only Corbin could accomplish.

He is such a softie and doesn't hold anyone accountable. We saw what this team is capable of 2 nights ago. Then we saw what it's capable of last night. Most coaches wouldn't allow their players to take the night off like last night. But when you aren't respected and when you're thought as a mere buddy or cheerleader, these type of things tend to happen.
 
Ellis269 said:
I was going to post the same thing. Now I'm really watching to see what the plan is for the young guys in the next game. Does he give Kanter/Favors a chance to play together and keep working the Core5 on the court at the same time despite suffering an embarrassing loss? If the answer is "no" then my goodwill toward him is gone.
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Their matchup is still dictating whether Kanter-Favors play together. I imagine seeing a bit of this combo if Marcin-Nene play a lot, but not if the Wizards decide to run the Jazz out the gym again.

Last meeting, Kanter played 30 and Favors 34.
 
Just listened to the Big Show from yesterday and Sidney Lowe was on air. They asked him about the core 5 playing together and if the last couple of games was just a situational thing or they will do it more often. Lowe said that they will do it more often bacause they need the experience this season to put them in a better position going forward.

Here is the whole thing. The part I'm talking about starts @6:56

https://1280thezone.com/index.php/audio/listen/the_big_show_utah_jazz_assistant_coach_sidney_lowe7

Does that mean Corbin is our 2014-15 HC?
 
Primetime said:
Just listened to the Big Show from yesterday and Sidney Lowe was on air. They asked him about the core 5 playing together and if the last couple of games was just a situational thing or they will do it more often. Lowe said that they will do it more often bacause they need the experience this season to put them in a better position going forward.

Here is the whole thing. The part I'm talking about starts @6:56

https://1280thezone.com/index.php/audio/listen/the_big_show_utah_jazz_assistant_coach_sidney_lowe7

Does that mean Corbin is our 2014-15 HC?
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They needed that all god damn season. Why is it taking till now for the staff to realize it?
 
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