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I ****ing hate life.

Bring back Ty Corbin.

I hate this franchise.

Kinda wild to think people actually thought the end to game four would be a turning point.

This team is trash. One burst of luck to end game four in a must-win playoff game doesn't change that.

This game is going to go one of two ways: Dallas is going to open up a huge lead, where maybe we make a second-half comeback to make things a bit more respectable (but still lose) or the Jazz figure it out. But it doesn't feel, with how this series has gone, there will be any different outcome.

Would be great if this was a stress free night. Utah just dominates from tip-to-buzzer.

I will watch road games on mute because the crowd noise annoys me lol I'll only turn the volume on if the Jazz are killing it, so I can hear the quiet arena and the broadcasters gush about it. This is totally not healthy.

I used to get so nervous that I stopped watching games that I didn't actually attend. In the 2007 playoffs, I didn't watch one road game vs the Rockets. I would lay in bed and dink around for a few hours watching TV, estimate when the game was over and then instead of actually looking at the...

First time I'm actually nervous before a game this series. I've experienced a wide range of emotions since this series kicked off. Prior to game one, I was confident the Jazz would win, maybe even big. Prior to game two, I was more concerned with how game one ended but also okay because a loss...

That's my point, no? In 2007, it felt different. The Jazz DID look like the better team but just struggled getting over the hump against Houston in Houston. Eventually, tho, they did - even if it took seven games. I do not have that feeling with this team for those reasons you mentioned + just...

2007 Jazz really defied the odds. Fell down 0-2, tied it up 2-2 after dominating the Rockets twice in SLC, then lost game five in Houston, rolled the Rockets in game six and pulled out a win in game seven on the road.

I'm not saying Utah didn't deserve to win, only saying that even with a few bounces, a home crowd and a do-or-die game essentially, the Jazz still barely pulled it out. That is what gives me pause. I keep thinking about the 2007 Houston series and how the Jazz controlled every game in Salt...

Maybe - but until proven otherwise, I'm going to remain skeptical. Unfortunately, Dallas didn't need game four, and Utah absolutely needed to win it. Even still, if the Mavs don't miss those free throws at the end, it's possible Utah is heading into game five down 3-1. With that said, you're...

I'm okay with black and white but that highlighter yellow is just awful.

I definitely still favor the Mavs winning this series. Saturday was a great win and hopefully it turns the series around, but as mentioned, Utah needed some luck to even have a shot at winning that game (or at least something that was out of their control, specifically the missed free throws)...

Agreed. The Jazz have to work a bit harder and smarter to overcome some of the disadvantages of being located in Utah. Is it possible? I'm not sure. Only twice in the franchise's history have they ever really been positioned to win a NBA Title: 1997 and 1998. 1996 could also be considered but...

You guys are far more tolerable when the Jazz win. Like, I can almost somewhat like some of you.

We're playing out the 2017 Clippers series. Only difference here is that this Mavs team is better and they're not coached by Doc Rivers.

We'll win game five just to turn around and lose game six.