UTAH JAZZ hosting SACRAMENTO KINGS 11/23 5pm (MST) ROOT Sports

[PKM]

I get that but I'm all about details and substance, & haven't heard your side of that.

Okay, cool. Are you asking about my dislike for Ty's coaching in general or tonight's game? If the latter, then meh ... I already made up my mind many games ago.

[mellow]

Did anyone see what happened with Sacramento as they left the court? was there a fight? was Cousins involved?

[orangello]

Did anyone see what happened with Sacramento as they left the court? was there a fight? was Cousins involved?

No, tell me more!

[orangello]

I think it's called playing with Tinsley and not Mo.

That might be true but I think there is another option.

[Thee jazz fan]

They weren't prepared or motivated at all for 3 1/2 qtrs. Think Pop would have allowed that? Especially given, how atrocious our road record has been? These home games have gotta be automatic if we're going to lose every single road game.

It's not Ty's job to motivate the players. Pop has even said this. The coach can do everything in his power to prepare his players, but the players still have to execute. Other then the chosen starting lineup I'm happy with Ty's coaching job tonight. In my opinion if Millsap isn't going to start at sf he needs to come off the bench.

[Weezur]

Milsap sucked today. Amazing that Corbin went over Milsap with Favors and kept Hayward in the game. This is what won the game.
Growth of Corbin.
The 4th quarter lineup should be the starting lineup. Milsap should be benched, it is what it is.

[DutchJazzer]

I think it's called playing with Tinsley and not Mo.

i would disagree and i would call it playing with black hole.
plain and simple.
black holes tend to suck everything in

[Cyrone Torbin]

That might be true but I think there is another option.

It probably has to do with playing with Sap/Jefferson too, because they take shots, but Tinsley gives the ball to Hayward in transition a lot better, which accounts for at least 4-6 points.

[The Thriller]

I'm sure a Pop coached team has never under-performed to an inferior team in the regular season.

Has a Pop coached team ever had the road record that we have had over the past 2 years?

In order to spin the way you want things you're purposely ignoring the entire picture for my feelings on Ty Corbin.

Our road record, our offense, the rotations, the (lack) of preparation/motivation at home, and just the overall lack of improvement are just so discouraging.

So if you want to argue at least argue honestly. Don't try and spin.

[orangello]

It probably has to do with playing with Sap/Jefferson too, because they take shots, but Tinsley gives the ball to Hayward in transition a lot better, which accounts for at least 4-6 points.

True on all points.

[The Thriller]

http://espn.go.com/nba/recap?id=400277889

What the Kings did to the Lakers two nights ago. I know the Lakers aren't the best right now, but they are still Kobe, Gasol, and Howard.

#1 I wouldn't use this Lakers team as a measuring stick quite yet. They have been dealing with sooooo much crap.
#2 The Lakers can and will go into any arena and pull off an upset. Just watch. In a month or two they will go into a "contender's" arena and pull off a big win. The Jazz? Not so much. If anything, it's the opposite. Teams welcome us into their arenas. It doesn't matter whether it's the Spurs, Blazers, Queens, or Raptors. When they see the Lakers they feel fear when they see us they feel opportunity.

If we don't make changes and/or drastically improve then we're set for another 4 game ass kicking by the Spurs (if we even make the playoffs). I've seen that movie before. No thanks.

[mellow]

No, tell me more!

I was listening rather than watching the 4th quarter. After the game as Locke was passing off to the post game people he said that there was some sort of skuff up among the Kings as they were leaving the floor. He said the post game show would talk about it (I never heard it if they did) and they he would be talking about it tomorrow leading into the next game.

Locke and Boone had been talking about how bad Cousins play was durring the Jazz comeback run, and mentioned that he and Keith Smart had words after Cousins fouled Tinsley in the backcourt near the end of the game.

I'm just guessing if there was trouble that Cousins would be involved.

[orangello]

I was listening rather than watching the 4th quarter. After the game as Locke was passing off to the post game people he said that there was some sort of skuff up among the Kings as they were leaving the floor. He said the post game show would talk about it (I never heard it if they did) and they he would be talking about it tomorrow leading into the next game.

Locke and Boone had been talking about how bad Cousins play was durring the Jazz comeback run, and mentioned that he and Keith Smart had words after Cousins fouled Tinsley in the backcourt near the end of the game.

I'm just guessing if there was trouble that Cousins would be involved.

Well now I need to make sure I watch the post fame wrap up from Locke.

Thanks for the heads up.

[berkkobe]

god favorsgodd

[mellow]

Sounds like the last play for the Kings, the Aaron Brooks iso, was not supposed to be an iso, but Cousins broke the play because he wanted the ball at the foul line. I feel bad for the young lad and feel worse for Keith Smart.