Think about all the off-ball switches where we get Conley on MPJ and all the attention on Mitchell.We’ll see how much we surrender in that first 5-6 minutes. Maybe Craig is the perfect matchup. I just wish this wasn’t such an ego-sensitizing issue.
Think about all the off-ball switches where we get Conley on MPJ and all the attention on Mitchell.We’ll see how much we surrender in that first 5-6 minutes. Maybe Craig is the perfect matchup. I just wish this wasn’t such an ego-sensitizing issue.
I don't see Denver defending DM like in Game 2, so the reads won't be as easy. Conley could help there. I'm always more concerned about our bench (Mudiay has regressed a lot from where he was earlier in the season, and Niang, let's stop there...hehe)
Ummmm Quin tried to bring Conley off the bench... he was overruled by the front office. Not all of the decisions are his. We will see how it all turns out.In my head it definitely makes more sense to bring him off the bench. But I also trust Quin to do his job better than me. And to make adjustments if and when they become necessary.
I agree, in general. But we didn’t get a coaching bump in game 1, imo. And there were 8-10 minutes at the end of the first quarter running into the second quarter of game 2 that didn’t look so good to me, either.Denver doesn't have anybody that can defend Mitchell straight up. They can either continue to double him or he will run wild. It's kind of like our decision when we play against Harden. Denver just has to hope the Jazz shoot woeful from 3.
Snyder is a far better coach than Malone. With the talent being equal, which it is close, that should be the difference.
I agree, in general. But we didn’t get a coaching bump in game 1, imo. And there were 8-10 minutes at the end of the first quarter running into the second quarter of game 2 that didn’t look so good to me, either.
I think it’s within Snyder’s capabilities to pull further ahead on his end of the competition, but he hasn’t been dunking in Malone’s face so far.
I expected you to disagree and critique.Snyder didn't make the Jazz players outside of Ingles and Mitchell miss their uncontested 3's. GObert's 1-6 from the line didn't help either. The gameplan was solid, Denver is going to put up points, it's what they do. Denver is good enough that you need coaching AND great team performance.
Snyder has the new "problem" of adding in Conley, while Malone has to learn to work without Harris and Barton. Long term adjustment-wise Snyder has the edge, and increasingly the injury advantage. Still need to hit open shots though. I suspect Jazz will have one more game at least where this suddenly becomes hard for some reason.
As predicted, Conley subbed out 5 minutes into the game. He will play a lot with the second unit. The starting lineup looks fine. Ingles and DM getting the ball a lot.I’m excited to have him back. But I wish he were coming off the bench.
I liked that Q kept Royce on Murray. I’m not surprised by Conley’s early sub. I think Denver missed an opportunity to set a more physical tone against our starters (but maybe the bubble is helping us here, because these are less physical than normal playoff games).As predicted, Conley subbed out at the 5 minute mark. He will play a lot with the second unit. The starting lineup looks fine. Ingles and DM getting the ball a lot.
Yeah, Royce on Murray is a no brainer at this point. They ran a lots of plays for Murray early on, but the Jazz defense reacted after a few mistakes on screens. We have more intensity now.I liked that Q kept Royce on Murray. I’m not surprised by Conley’s early sub. I think Denver missed an opportunity to set a more physical tone against our starters (but maybe the bubble is helping us here, because these are less physical than normal playoff games).
I expected you to disagree and critique.
Snyder wasn’t great in game 1—particularly at the end of regulation and overtime. I find this claim to be pretty ****ing safe/non-controversial