$#%^ You, Jared Sullinger

[Guitaro]

I think you're over-reacting. Sullinger and Burke are young guys who grew up together - it's only natural that they'd talk about playing together one day. I'm sure when Burke becomes a veteran and his world expands beyond where he grew up and who he grew up with, he'll have more focused goals than playing with his homies.

That's a great point. He's still way young and just trying to figure things out. Give him a couple years to actually experience the Jazz culture and living here and he'll be hooked. I've actually noticed that it's the exception, not the rule that they leave. It actually seems the opposite; especially in the last few years. The Jazz are smart enough to know who to recruit and who to avoid to keep that going.

 

[Guitaro]

I'll have to try the Bellagio one. I just styed at the Aria and hit their buffet for breakfast and was disappointed. Not even any hasbrowns!

If you want great breakfast, try the Black Bear Diner in Sandy. I just ate there the other day and it was awesome! I love their sweet cream pancakes! Yummmm!

I used to live in Las Vegas. The buffets are usually lower quality no matter where you go. I've always preferred the actual restaurants and attractions than "food" they serve in the buffets. lol

P.S. The great thing about Las Vegas is that you can find pretty much every restaurant (fast food and regular) you can think of there. It's like churches and Hawaii. When I lived in Hawaii, I think I saw every church in the world there. It makes sense. Who wouldn't want a "satellite" office in Hawaii. If it wasn't so expensive and isolated it'd be my favorite place to live. Maybe I'll build a mini Hawaii here in Utah.

 

[ncoloradojazz]

Why the hell does anyone care what some crappy 13th man has to say?

Matt Bonner > Sullinger

he was the 6th or 7th man in rotation but nice try on the 13th man comment.Try again

 

[addictionary]

Who the **** is Jared Sullinger?