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Would Chris Johnson have helped during the playoffs

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homeytennis

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I know there was no room at the inn during training camp, but with Hood's play and Burks no show during the playoffs, it seemed to me a shame that the Jazz couldn't have kept Chris Johnson around. He could not have shot worse than Hood and perhaps could have given some veteran grit that might have kept the Golden State games closer and allowed the Jazz to steal a win or two. I know Rodney hurt his knee again last night by CJ always seemed durable. I know he's not Lebron or Kevin Durrant, but the thought kept sticking that he would have been serviceable.
 
Homey being homey. One of the best parts about the Joe Jesus acquisition was the fact that the Jazz no longer had to keep a guy like Chris Johnson on the roster. The fact that Burks and Hood weren't healthy and struggled is irrelevant. Playing guys like Chris Johnson don't get you to the playoffs. Jazz need to deal with the injury issue. . . but not by bringing in retreads.
 
homeytennis said:
I know there was no room at the inn during training camp, but with Hood's play and Burks no show during the playoffs, it seemed to me a shame that the Jazz couldn't have kept Chris Johnson around. He could not have shot worse than Hood and perhaps could have given some veteran grit that might have kept the Golden State games closer and allowed the Jazz to steal a win or two. I know Rodney hurt his knee again last night by CJ always seemed durable. I know he's not Lebron or Kevin Durrant, but the thought kept sticking that he would have been serviceable.
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No because no one would guard him. Everyone knows he cannot shoot.
 
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Cappy (a picture tells a thousand tales) and Cy (sarcasm is the body's natural defense to stupid) are speaking different languages and saying the same thing.
 
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