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Ingles playing just as poorly as Rubio IMO

Please stop with the mask stuff and bad Spanish

Anyone else having weird frame rate issues?

Put me in the "Exum is our best wing defender" camp. Did you already forget his defensive performance against Harden in the playoffs?

Over last season and on through the start of this season, I've noticed a couple passing problems the Jazz have. I'm curious if anyone else has seen this too. First, Rubio is a great passer and seems to help the offense move better when he's in (especially post all-star break last year). But it...

Slow start for us..

10. That's the number of seven-year Jazzman Alec Burks. Despite injuries and declining playing time in recent years, he performed well when given minutes in the Jazz playoff run last season. What will be his role moving forward? 9. That's how many shot attempts standout forward Derrick Favors...

Absolutely. And even though the stats aren't as eye-popping for O'Neale on Harden, I think he's done a pretty good job on the likely MVP as well.

According to this cool article on NBA.com.

Absolutely. Best one-on-one defense over the length of a game I've seen in years. And some solid offense as well.

Am I the only one who thought Exum had a decent game today? Maybe I missed some things, but overall I thought he played solid defense (one possession against Harden really stood out) and he had a few good drives and finishes.

I'd think about Marvin and Kemba for Favors, Burks, and a highly protected first. Marvin adds a competent stretch 4 (albeit on an iffy contract) and I think Kemba and Mitchell can play together. Rubio moves to backup point guard until we unload him. Hornets get to start unloading contracts...

You could see the exact moment when Hood realized that he would get an 8 second violation before time ran out. Scary stuff ha.

Absolutely. But I like the idea of capturing the mountain skyline again in one of our uniforms, and the color scheme is fairly unique.

Didn't want to start a whole new thread, but I love this take on the "gradient" idea a whole lot more. Found on Reddit.

Definitely feels like this to me. It makes sense that teams would hone in on the Rudy roll as something to shut down with Hayward gone.

I was there live, so I didn't get to see a replay of that Burks reverse layup until just now. He literally leaped from outside the paint on it. Crazy.

Decent chance that he has anxiety-induced IBS (or something similar). It's hell. I understand why people like to joke about it, but the reality is that there are no simple fixes to the problem. Sometimes a low FODMAP diet (which is really restrictive) can help, but it's no guarantee.

Sweet! I spent some time in Spain. Great place and great people. I remember first hearing about Rubio on a Spanish train. Two teens were talking about how Rubio (a teen at the time) was going to be the next Stockton. As a lifelong Jazz fan, of course I had to join in that conversation...

Really looks like Neto and Gobert are getting along, which bodes well for their on-court synergy.