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I feel bad for Memphis because they remind me a lot of the old Jazz. Very good always under appreciated but not good enough to get over the hump. They've been needing to upgrade that wing position for years. They've tried Prince and Green but so far it hasn't worked out.

If the Jazz could have upgraded slightly over Spencer, Tag , or Police Impersonator, we would have won so much more. The problem is they were inconsistent defense players and completely worthless offensively.

It's too bad they had to live in different eras. Gobert and Malone would have made one hell of a frontline. I could see Gobert knocking Puppen or MJ on their *** and flexing.
 
The Thriller said:
I feel bad for Memphis because they remind me a lot of the old Jazz. Very good always under appreciated but not good enough to get over the hump. They've been needing to upgrade that wing position for years. They've tried Prince and Green but so far it hasn't worked out.

If the Jazz could have upgraded slightly over Spencer, Tag , or Police Impersonator, we would have won so much more. The problem is they were inconsistent defense players and completely worthless offensively.

It's too bad they had to live in different eras. Gobert and Malone would have made one hell of a frontline. I could see Gobert knocking Puppen or MJ on their *** and flexing.
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Iawtp.

The warriors didn't even guard Tony Allen in that series.
Defense is wonderful but a wing player needs to be a little bit respectable as a scorer too
 
The Thriller said:
I feel bad for Memphis because they remind me a lot of the old Jazz. Very good always under appreciated but not good enough to get over the hump. They've been needing to upgrade that wing position for years. They've tried Prince and Green but so far it hasn't worked out.

If the Jazz could have upgraded slightly over Spencer, Tag , or Police Impersonator, we would have won so much more. The problem is they were inconsistent defense players and completely worthless offensively.

It's too bad they had to live in different eras. Gobert and Malone would have made one hell of a frontline. I could see Gobert knocking Puppen or MJ on their *** and flexing.
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Lee was a great upgrade, the problem is that Conley was pretty limited in what he could do. You could tell he wasn't able to do everything he normally could.
 
fishonjazz said:
Iawtp.

The warriors didn't even guard Tony Allen in that series.
Defense is wonderful but a wing player needs to be a little bit respectable as a scorer too
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Right. Tony Allen is a hell of a defender and energy guy. I'd love for him to come off the bench and wreck havoc on teams. But he isn't a starting 2 guard in this league.

That 2-3 position has been their weak spot for years. By the time they fix it gasol and zbo will be past their primes (if they aren't already).
 
The Thriller said:
I feel bad for Memphis because they remind me a lot of the old Jazz. Very good always under appreciated but not good enough to get over the hump.
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...I got news for ya! The Bulls teams that the Jazz lost to would have cleaned the clocks of this Grizzles team without breaking a sweat! Heck, even our Jazz team with Ostertag at center should have won that 2nd finals against the Jordan Bull's if we hadn't gotten hosed by that bald headed ref who Jordan had in his pocket! Gave the Bull's a 3 point field goal well after the shot clock expired.....and took one away from us that was good before the shot clock expired! Anyway, it's water over the dam now, so I'll stop my rant!
 
Can someone explain to me how Korver, could have an absolutely turrible game Friday night, shooting 1-8 and having 3 turnovers and only 2 assists, and still have a +16 player rating for the game? Must have been the fact that the Wizards spent all there time and energy denying him the ball that the other players did real well when Korver was on the court, thus producing that +16 player rating? Inquiring minds want to know!
 
carolinajazz said:
Can someone explain to me how Korver, could have an absolutely turrible game Friday night, shooting 1-8 and having 3 turnovers and only 2 assists, and still have a +16 player rating for the game? Must have been the fact that the Wizards spent all there time and energy denying him the ball that the other players did real well when Korver was on the court, thus producing that +16 player rating? Inquiring minds want to know!
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Maybe because +/- is worthless?
 
In celebration of the Rockets hosting a Game 7 tomorrow, thought I'd share with you all what happened the last time Houston had a Game 7 at home:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NEAvvARppc
 
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