Predict 2014-15 Jazz record (Definitely not too early)!!
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If it's still 24.5 throw it down and let's split the win.
I think I predicted 33 before the pre-season. This pre-season showed me there is at least 5 games of improvement, so I'm going to go with 38-44. Which IMO would be a pretty good season considering last year.
I'm more interested in how competitive the Jazz are and how the fare against the better Western Conference teams. If they only win 34 but play a bunch of teams close and lose due to inexperience, I'll be pretty happy.
I'm more interested in how competitive the Jazz are and how the fare against the better Western Conference teams. If they only win 34 but play a bunch of teams close and lose due to inexperience, I'll be pretty happy.
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Should get an infraction for that obscene gesture but you are a mod so you get to do what you want I guessThe histogram of votes so far (throwing out the undefeated season one):
Zulu
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Bwahahahahah
Doc Cherno
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39 and whatever makes it 82.
41-41 take dat bishes
33
Has there ever been a season without injuries? If you're counting on a star you just have to hope that star stays healthy. Supposedly we have a team of good but not great players who compliment each other, have confidence in Snyder's system and have something to prove.
Well, you start taking pieces away and all of that falls apart. First you don't have a couple regular contributors. Then certain players feel the need to take over. Then Snyder's system doesn't work. Then players start wallowing in defeat and start questioning themselves, their teammates and their coach.
It could happen.
I'm most interested to see how this team handles adversity. If they do really well and hold it together I'll really start to believe.
Has there ever been a season without injuries? If you're counting on a star you just have to hope that star stays healthy. Supposedly we have a team of good but not great players who compliment each other, have confidence in Snyder's system and have something to prove.
Well, you start taking pieces away and all of that falls apart. First you don't have a couple regular contributors. Then certain players feel the need to take over. Then Snyder's system doesn't work. Then players start wallowing in defeat and start questioning themselves, their teammates and their coach.
It could happen.
I'm most interested to see how this team handles adversity. If they do really well and hold it together I'll really start to believe.
addictionary
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35 this year and 45 next if the momentum stays.
