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Walker is such a consistent live body. His energy never drops. He gets involved in just about every play

By today's standards, Keyonte is a barely adequate point guard, not much more. I still prefer him in an off-ball role not trying to force things and just being free to score.

Hendricks hasn't been a factor offensively, similar to last game against the Kings. Teams that rotate and switch well force players to put the ball down and create off the dribble.

Guard rotation will be interesting when Collier is back. I'm not sure WCJ has him beaten out. Jazz could use Collier's ability to get paint touches.

Jazz don't guard the 3pt line very well. Looks like they want to take away 2 or 3 guys on the perimeter and crowd the paint.

Royce O'Neale and Grayson Allen brought the Suns back in this one.

Phoenix owes their FRP to Memphis this year? Not sure how that happened.

Suns bench isn't much either. They're missing Jalen Green, but as a team they just don't have much. They bet the farm on KD and then Beal. Then they lost the farm.

Kevin Love becoming the Utah Jazz cheerleader wouldn't have been easy to predict.

My hypothesis is that the Jazz are the better team tonight.

This "end of bench guy" is starting and playing 24 minutes/night so far, so....someone likes him. If this were 2 weeks before the trade deadline, you could say that the Jazz are shopping him, but that's a ways off.

He was always known as a 6'7" or 6'8" wing shooter at Kansas and pretty much is the same in the NBA, even though he like to dance around with the ball. Jazz are proving he's a rotational guy, even though he's bounced around the league. He's never gotten more minutes in his career than he's been...

I think the NFL is at least a rigged.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4w282LJU7s

Jazz started 2-8 last year.

Jazz *could* win 4 or 5 games, but I think they'll figure out how to start 3-7. Potential wins here are against the Suns, Blazers and Celtics. I honestly think the Jazz are a better team than Phoenix and probably today's version of Boston.

Boozer playing on a spaced floor is going to be a problem. View: https://x.com/NoCeilingsNBA/status/1982617181163802814

Brice’s defense is iffy at best. He’s one of the reasons that Monk went off in the 2nd half.

The Sac Kings’ defensive rotations were taking away some of Utah’s movement and passing lanes. It forced our guards to handle the ball more and create off the dribble. That’s why Keyonte forced more possessions and why Walker didn’t get touches near the basket. Another guy who couldn’t get looks...

Well, the Jazz don't want to be the Sacramento Kings.