Hayward's Woes
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mellow
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One of the side effects of all the former Jazzmen of recent times getting scattered across the NBA is I pay more attention to the league...
I feel a little bad for enjoying Hayward struggles but not bad enough to change. Conversely, I am cheering for Alec, Rodney, Igor, Demarre, Milsap and even Trey Burke. I feel bad for Enes and wish him safety and peace.
I enjoying watching the other GH struggle and want him to struggle more each time I see Taureen Prince is doing well. Shocked to see this other GH is hurt again and won't play against the Jazz tonight.
I feel a little bad for enjoying Hayward struggles but not bad enough to change. Conversely, I am cheering for Alec, Rodney, Igor, Demarre, Milsap and even Trey Burke. I feel bad for Enes and wish him safety and peace.
I enjoying watching the other GH struggle and want him to struggle more each time I see Taureen Prince is doing well. Shocked to see this other GH is hurt again and won't play against the Jazz tonight.
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Miggs
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I pretty much agree with this. I totally wish Enes and his family complete safety. That said, he needs to learn when to stfu as he seems to me to be putting people, including himself, in harm’s way. But he just can’t help himself and only knows Enes which means running his mouth.
zyzz
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I don't dislike Hood, but I think it's funny how much the media overrates him from his time in Utah. Talking about how great of an addition he is and how he can push Portland over the top. Dude's averaging 6ppg shooting 41/29/40 right now in Portland lol. I'm sure he'll have a random 30 point game or something and get hyped again though.
Somebody should do an analysis of an inverse correlation between Hayward's time spent on the basketball court vs his time playing video games since he'd left Utah.
I bet the correlation would be statistically significant.
I bet the correlation would be statistically significant.
Kyoto
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Weird, why do you not like Hood? I know he was toted around as being the "go to guy" then DM came around. For the Jazz selecting him in the late first round and having him become a decent player was really good. He seemed like a nice guy off the court as well.
He was a bratty weenie. Became something of an embarrassment. Resented Joe’s success. Weak in most conceivable ways.
He was everything this team isn’t in a bad way.
He definitely didn't have Jazz DNA.
TheStormofWar
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I still sometimes wonder what would have happened if Hayward remained with the Jazz and hadn't suffered that injury.
So many Boston fans were so sure that Hayward would come back 100%, but it's never a sure thing. That'll be an albatross around Ainge's neck for a few years for sure.
So many Boston fans were so sure that Hayward would come back 100%, but it's never a sure thing. That'll be an albatross around Ainge's neck for a few years for sure.
outerspacefan
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I do not wish Gordon Hayward any good. Just want him to stay mediocre, his wife cheat him with some regular man then left him and take half his wealth, and Boston fans come to hate him badly.
Dude did things with paricular focus on harming the Jazz. **** him.
Dude did things with paricular focus on harming the Jazz. **** him.
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