cerealkiller
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I've been a longtime lurker on here, and a dedicated Jazz fan for even longer. One thing that needs to be made totally clear to everyone is that this team will never win anything consequential as long as Tyrone Corbin is the head coach.
I was excited when he took over to see what a young-ish former player, who seemingly had players' respect, could bring to the sidelines. What all of us have seen from day one through last night's embarrassing loss, and every game he remains, is the only thing we can count on Tyrone Corbin bringing to the sidelines every night is inexperience and a laughable decision making process.
Getting into X's and O's is useless when the head coach plays 10 to 11 guys equally. I began to be like "WTF???" midway through the preseason where it looked like he just played everyone 20 minutes every game. I couldn't figure out why he hadn't started to allocate more minutes to the main guys (whoever he decided would be the main rotation players) I felt there was no way an NBA coach actually thinks playing so many guys equal minutes would be effective.
I don't even give a hoot WHICH five to seven guys he chooses, as long as they have more minutes then everyone else to establish a chemistry and rhythm in the game. Corbin actually disables any of the players from getting in one of those zones we see several players get into when they go off for 30+ points. We can all talk until we're blue in the face on which guys deserve the most PT, but even if we all agreed on that it wouldn't matter because of how ineffective and awful Corbin has been managing the rotation.
The Utah Jazz need to fire him if they are serious about winning. They have all the ingredients to be great this year, just no bleeping chef. You send Corbin into a kitchen with a 16 oz. bone-in ribeye, green beans, some mashed potatoes and every seasoning in the book in his kitchen, he'll come out with PB & J.
Send Corbin's *** Packing. I'm getting sick of this ****.
If he's indeed just using this first chunk of the season as a prolonged preseason and tryout in order to figure out a smaller rotation, he should still be fired for selling out the fans.
I was excited when he took over to see what a young-ish former player, who seemingly had players' respect, could bring to the sidelines. What all of us have seen from day one through last night's embarrassing loss, and every game he remains, is the only thing we can count on Tyrone Corbin bringing to the sidelines every night is inexperience and a laughable decision making process.
Getting into X's and O's is useless when the head coach plays 10 to 11 guys equally. I began to be like "WTF???" midway through the preseason where it looked like he just played everyone 20 minutes every game. I couldn't figure out why he hadn't started to allocate more minutes to the main guys (whoever he decided would be the main rotation players) I felt there was no way an NBA coach actually thinks playing so many guys equal minutes would be effective.
I don't even give a hoot WHICH five to seven guys he chooses, as long as they have more minutes then everyone else to establish a chemistry and rhythm in the game. Corbin actually disables any of the players from getting in one of those zones we see several players get into when they go off for 30+ points. We can all talk until we're blue in the face on which guys deserve the most PT, but even if we all agreed on that it wouldn't matter because of how ineffective and awful Corbin has been managing the rotation.
The Utah Jazz need to fire him if they are serious about winning. They have all the ingredients to be great this year, just no bleeping chef. You send Corbin into a kitchen with a 16 oz. bone-in ribeye, green beans, some mashed potatoes and every seasoning in the book in his kitchen, he'll come out with PB & J.
Send Corbin's *** Packing. I'm getting sick of this ****.
If he's indeed just using this first chunk of the season as a prolonged preseason and tryout in order to figure out a smaller rotation, he should still be fired for selling out the fans.
