Conley hamstringing again
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I'd be willing to bet he doesn't play unless they are doing a major rope a dope with this injury.
I know it doesn't have to mean anything, but I just keep thinking about how upbeat Conley was after the last game in the Memphis series. He didn't seem like a guy who expected to miss major time in a legit championship run.
Sean
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Na'. Questionable = he's out. They're just not going to come out and say it so that they can keep the Clippers guessing. But yeah, he's not playing.
Hopefully he's back for game two.
Or this is an old tweet and he's questionable for game one of the last series. If that's the case, he should be well rested!
DasJazz
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Hopefully it means everything and he will play.
Max Porter
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He won’t play game one. No way. I bet he plays game 3. Can we beat the clips without him??
I think we can but it would go 7.
I think we can but it would go 7.
Sean
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If we don't, this series is over, because Utah isn't going to come back from an 0-2 hole. Yeah, yeah, LAC did it last series. But the Jazz isn't the Mavs. So, hopefully he's back by game two - and if not, hopefully the Jazz win both games at home.
The Jazz Wonderbra
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The jazz can whoop anyone if they are hitting their threes. So, yeah, I think that if we get hot and stretch them out we can win 4 out of 5 games regardless of the start. Having said that, I hope we start out 2 - 0 and THEN Conley comes back to finish them off in game 3 or 4 in LA.
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If he plays, one has to wonder how effective he’ll be and how many mins he can play without re-injuring it? This is bad because it seems like this is becoming a consistent issue. Wasn’t it his hammy last year? And earlier this year? At some point…
jope
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It’s true. He hasn’t played more than 5 games in a row since feb 5.
Feels like it's a chronic thing with him at this point, unfortunately.
NAOS
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I’m puzzled by what might be the underlying cause(s) of chronic hamstring issues. I’d wager it has something to do with his hips.... But it’s strange that he and all the professionals charged with managing this issue can’t get it all to a better place. And that makes me wonder if “degenerative” isn’t a better word than “chronic.”