Jazz fanz - rejoice!!! (re: Boozer)

[Bodhi]

That Eric Leckner doe. Am I right?

 

[Stifle Tower]

Gotta love this Wizard team. Nene was thanking the Lord after that win, first thing Bradley Beal said to the interviewer was, "First of all I want to praise the Lord".


This team's solid.

I'm generally a religious person, but it bugs the $%#^ out of me when athletes bring their religion into an outcome. I especially love it when boxers thank the Lord. Yes, thank the Lord for helping me pound that guy's head in. Somehow I think Deity would have more important things to do than help the God-fearing Wizards beat the Chicago Calf-Worshipers.

 

[Tarkanian]

As long as the Jazz remember their Boozer experience and don't draft/sign players who can't play good defense it will be all good.

a certain Kanter comes to my mind actually.

 

[addictionary]

you are about 4 years too late. most moved on already. we all know he sucks

I don't think that there is a race to get to be the 1st one to post who sucks or who doesn't. It's good that he brought that up. Because any player that is prospected to become a player like Boozer should be a goner, if Enes is that player, then he is too. This reminds us that without caring for the defensive plays, no offensive player can earn the trust and support of the bunch.

 

[addictionary]

Gotta love this Wizard team. Nene was thanking the Lord after that win, first thing Bradley Beal said to the interviewer was, "First of all I want to praise the Lord".


This team's solid.

Corbin did that too. Praising the Lord is good and I appreciate it, but some people just leave everything to the Lord and sit back, relax and enjoy the ride.

 

[cowhide]

How about you move on. Who cares. Boozer was years ago.

So it isn't ok for him to bring this up but then other Jazz fans talk about wanting to bring back AK or Korver. He is entitled to his opinion and I agree with him. Thank goodness that Boozer isn't with the Jazz.

 

[Biggs]

It may not be a popular opinion around here, but game 7 at Houston he had 35 and 14. When he wanted to, he was a great player under Sloan offense.

 

[yamers]

It may not be a popular opinion around here, but game 7 at Houston he had 35 and 14. When he wanted to, he was a great player under Sloan offense.

b/c sloans system made players thrive.

turned tin cans to gold.

 

[silesian]

Agreed,but....

a certain Kanter comes to my mind actually.

Kanter's mental lapses drive me crazy. I do however, believe that there is hope for Kanter defensively in the long haul. Because it is dumb mistakes, mental lapses, missing fundamentals and inconsistency. Boozer cared about his numbers (board and points) and the next contract. He was never committed to improving his D because it did not show up on stat sheets. Kanter, on the other hand, infuriating as he can be, does seem to have the grit and attitude to work through mistakes and improve. Just show us, dammit!

 

[JazzGuy]

Please. We would all kill to re-live the Boozer/Williams/Okur era again.

 

[Thee Jazz Fan]

So it isn't ok for him to bring this up but then other Jazz fans talk about wanting to bring back AK or Korver. He is entitled to his opinion and I agree with him. Thank goodness that Boozer isn't with the Jazz.

First of all... No one has made any threads about AK or Korver. Second... Any mention about any of those other players are back talk from threads made for different topics.

 

[homeytennis]

First of all... No one has made any threads about AK or Korver. Second... Any mention about any of those other players are back talk from threads made for different topics.

Boozer was only a second round pick in the draft. Some talent scouts saw some holes in his game way back when.