magic
Well-Known Member
It took Hayward physically leaving Utah for most of this forum to realize he was overrated, so for the independent minds on this forum: If the Jazz continue being bad at offense, when will the "beloved" Snyder or Gobert finally get the blame?
Regarding Snyder, all of our guards that played for him end up sucking. And some were/are great on other teams (Rubio and Conley). If some of the guards played well and a couple of them sucked, then you could perhaps blame the guards, but literally all of our point guards have not played well in Snyder's system. This has to call for more than just a coincidence.
As for Gobert, it was easy to blame the spacing on having two big men that crowded up the lane. But Favors is gone and we've literally surrounded Gobert with "shooters". But we are still having problems.
At this point I'm not a believer of Quin's system. Yes, we will probably get it together around midseason like we have the past three seasons. Our schedule will be lighter and we will have a sense of unwarranted optimism. But come playoff time, it's looking like the same damn thing is going to happen again.
Regarding Snyder, all of our guards that played for him end up sucking. And some were/are great on other teams (Rubio and Conley). If some of the guards played well and a couple of them sucked, then you could perhaps blame the guards, but literally all of our point guards have not played well in Snyder's system. This has to call for more than just a coincidence.
As for Gobert, it was easy to blame the spacing on having two big men that crowded up the lane. But Favors is gone and we've literally surrounded Gobert with "shooters". But we are still having problems.
At this point I'm not a believer of Quin's system. Yes, we will probably get it together around midseason like we have the past three seasons. Our schedule will be lighter and we will have a sense of unwarranted optimism. But come playoff time, it's looking like the same damn thing is going to happen again.