Throw away stat .. but I'm still pissed.
- Thread starter Dr. Jones
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The Thriller
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Favors had just as many rebounds as Millsap and Jefferson combined...
Kanter? Outrebounded MIllsap and Jefferson.
Hmmm...
Kanter? Outrebounded MIllsap and Jefferson.
Hmmm...
In a combined 22 fewer minutes.
Because... he kept... rebounding his own clanks... Five rebounds and two points in one possession isn't something to brag up.
HipHopAnonymous
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Didn't Favors/Kanter play a bunch of a garbage time (for example the entire 2nd half)?
Kanter has been terrible against the Spurs main lineup. He got a lot of garbage minutes... don't let the numbers fool you. He has no business playing when the game is on the line. He can't even turn his head to where he should be rotating, let alone think about moving his feet. He is absolutely lost out there. One day he might get to the point Jefferson is now (where he arrives too late to do anything).
homeytennis
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All the Jazz reserves had +. Even Jeremy and the DLeaguer.
Kanter was basically overwhelmed by the pressure defense. For one thing, he let his defender push him out of the block. No way a guy as strong as him should allow this; this allowed them to trap and pressure him and force the turnovers. Once in the block, he must then assert himself better.
After watching the Spurs, I'm convinced that our spacing is responsible for much of our crappy execution on offense.
//r00t 4 Jazz
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Yep and lack of movement and the few times there is movement it seems it is two or more players all moving to the exact same spot at the exact same time.
Spurs are a great team but the Jazz are making it harder on themselves there is no doubt about that.