GT: Jazz @ Cavs 11/10/15 5pm MST

[da ThRONe]

I would say Burke getting blocked like 3 times in a row and then LBJ and-one on fast break against Hood

Anything to blame Burke. SMH. He only was blocked twice and the only bad decision was the second shot, either way that wasn't the turning point.

 

[FabioJazz]

Nice to read this

"Jazz fans have a lot to be excited about. That is one good young team. Usually when the Cavs go on those runs at home when they're up and down the court and knocking down 3s, teams eventually wilt.

Utah never did and kept coming back again and again. Very impressive for such an inexperienced team. "

 

[fishonjazz]

The turning point was Gobert injury. They had a 9 point lead at that time.

Yep

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

I still can't believe Lebron made that running banker on Favors. I thought for sure Favors had that **** swatted or at least contested to the point of it being a miss.

 

[Krakdol]

They went on a 10-3 run prior to Gobert's injury. Then post injury it was a 15-7 prior to FT battle.

I know what I saw. Gobert being replaced by Booker is what allowed Lebron to take the game by himself. Hence the win.

 

[MTS]

Snyder too passive down the stretch, not the first time! He had also to put some pressure on the refs in the 3rd quarter when the Cavs were getting easy free-throws one after the other.

I dunno man. If putting pressure on the refs worked then the Clippers would be a dynasty.

 

[fishonjazz]

This game was just more of a reminder of how badly the Jazz lack someone who can guard KD/Lebron. Hayward was in foul trouble and we didnt want to risk him getting in bad foul trouble, so we let Lebron eat Hood alive.

The one time alec guarded him was lol worthy

 

[Deleted member 848]

Bizarre that you guys are criticizing our offense. We just put up 110 on the Cavs. Look at how ****ing balanced our team's scoring was today. No, go look at the boxscore. Every ****ing player we depend on (minus Neto) had huge contributions on O. We lost this game when we let Mo Williams drain 29 on us. We can deal wit Bron and Love going bananas, but not Mo. Those first two quarters hurt us. Again-- learning experience. There's so much to be proud of from watching this game.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Yep

No, it was a 2 point lead. Check the game log. Don't let Krakdol misinform you.

 

[seattlejazzfan]

I still can't believe Lebron made that running banker on Favors. I thought for sure Favors had that **** swatted or at least contested to the point of it being a miss.

That might have been the biggest shot of the game.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

I know what I saw. Gobert being replaced by Booker is what allowed Lebron to take the game by himself. Hence the win.

All respect to Gobert, but I think this game was decided by Lebron. I dont think Gobert in would have changed much. It's not like they were actually scoring at the rim, they where jsut getting a lot of foul calls by driving. With the way the refs were calling it, I dont know how much would have changed with Gobert.

 

[Deleted member 848]

most impressive part: seeing our perseverance, from the 1st quarter right down to the waning seconds. We simply did not give up. It was crazy to me. I don't think i've ever seen anything like it. The Cavs kept pushing the lead up to 10, but we never gave up. Stuck with it, Killer Bs killed it off the bench, and we gave ourselves a chance to win. That's all you can ask for man. 4 points within the defending Finalists, featuring the best player since Jordan? Come on y'all.