The Jazz Wonderbra
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The optimism for the series comes from the fact that we actually adjusted and it worked. Quin has 1 life left. He had better figure it out and it is staring us all in the face.
Kleber shot 35% on wide open 3s in the regular season, he is now shooting 69%. Brunson shot 42% on wide open 3s in regular season he is now shooting 71%. Bertans shot 24% in regular season on wide open 3s.... Our shot are the exact opposite of this. Bogey, Conley and Royce have all dropped to about 30% on lots of wide open shots in the playoffs.These aren't really outliers when they are left completely wide open.
See: The last 3 years of Jazz playoffs.
Kleber shot 35% on wide open 3s in the regular season, he is now shooting 69%. Brunson shot 42% on wide open 3s in regular season he is now shooting 71%. Bertans shot 24% in regular season on wide open 3s.... Our shot are the exact opposite of this. Bogey, Conley and Royce have all dropped to about 30% on lots of wide open shots in the playoffs.
I think its both. They are shooting way outside their ability.
Why would you ever think that ? Quin is an idiotI thought one of our biggest advantages in this series would be coaching. So far Kidd is out coaching Quin big time...I didn't see that coming.
I can't see how we get better 3pt shots unless Doncic plays. Why not go full penetration at times Mitchell, Clarkson, House, Pascal with Gobert playing the Capella role. Make all of them defend rather than hiding Brunson on ONeale. Attack the rim maybe get someone in foul trouble. We get one of their 5 man rotation in foul trouble then they will have a weakness.
True but watching the same thing happen each game to us is worse. They are able to play the same defense all game, every game, if we don't change that we lose.I'm not sure I want to see more fouling, last night was hard to watch as is.
True. We are the least athletic team in the playoffs by a long shot. The talent disparity is large. I think both Minny and NOP would beat us in a best of 7 now.My biggest problem with Conley is that we paid a steep price for a PG who's not even ranked top 15 in his position, meaning every game we play there's more than 50% chance he's out-matched. It was supposed to be Conley guarding Brunson but due to him being outmatched, we had to give Brunson the full Luka treatment by putting our two strongest perimeter defenders Royce/House on him. Then who's gonna guard Luka once he comes back? If we put House on Brunson and Royce on Luka, then Conley has to go.
Remember House was waived by the tanking Rockets then got dumped around after only getting a total of 3min worth of PT from Thibodeau. 3 MINUTES. Now all of sudden he's become the savior of our perimeter defense?
Like I said, the talent issue on this Jazz team is REAL. Our players simply aren't good enough to compete against other top level teams. And the 2019 trade which we spent a lot of assets and good players in exchange for mediocre PG had a lot to do with that.
He’s normally done well on switches but has gotten cooked a few times this series in drives. It’s like the 12 or 13th biggest issue with our defense.Rudy can switch. But he cant guard the paint as well. Coaches are going to have to switch things up, but that doesnt seem to happen. Wishful thinking for me is that the staff has adjustments and new looks but they dont want to use it against Dallas.
Outside of the system, I agree.He’s normally done well on switches but has gotten cooked a few times this series in drives. It’s like the 12 or 13th biggest issue with our defense.