By one game, but the Mavs have the tiebreaker and the easier remaining schedule.Anyone notice the Lakers are out of the Jazz's playoff bracket?
By one game, but the Mavs have the tiebreaker and the easier remaining schedule.Anyone notice the Lakers are out of the Jazz's playoff bracket?
Na'. You just seemed mighty interested in the size of my ****.I'm not hearsky. But since you like 88-year-olds have at it. I'm sure she'd enjoy the laugh.
I'm still not as concerned. We obviously miss Donovan and his ability to create easier shots for his teammates. When shots stop falling, that also makes the defense suffer as we aren't great in transition. Having someone get all the way to the basket makes life much easier in both offense and defense. In the past we have won some games even when 3s aren't falling.The team hasn’t played well since Kawhi and Pushoff P stole our lunchbox a few months ago. Since then the 3s haven’t been falling and the defense has been so bad that even Boozer is laughing at us.
We were shorthanded this game, And I expected us to lose. It's not todays game that worries me, it's how mediocre we've been playing since before the ASB. We peaked way too early.I think it's amusing when people say we beat a team shorthanded so it's no big deal, but when we lose and we're shorthanded it's the end of the world!
I told you. The loss is Gameface's fault. Stupid post deserved this performance.Yeah, I'm taking responsibility for this one all the way.
When we win I will accept your humble apology.
I think there is definitely something to be concerned about only because the Jazz look to be playing mediocre basketball. Whether that's entirely due to the injury of Mitchell ... I am skeptical because I don't think they were playing all that great even before he went out. But the most damning thing is that I can't think of the last time the Jazz actually played a strong game against a decent-ish team. Maybe that Lakers game on the 19th. However, I don't even know if that counts with how depleted the Lakers were. So, probably, Portland the night after the Phoenix loss. That was almost a month ago.I'm still not as concerned. We obviously miss Donovan and his ability to create easier shots for his teammates. When shots stop falling, that also makes the defense suffer as we aren't great in transition. Having someone get all the way to the basket makes life much easier in both offense and defense. In the past we have won some games even when 3s aren't falling.
They could have lost a bit a focus, which I could understand given the fact that they secured a playoff spot long time ago. Can't play at the same level for 40-50 games. Also, with how unclear the last playoffs spots are, it makes no difference having the 1st or 2nd spot.I think there is definitely something to be concerned about only because the Jazz look to be playing mediocre basketball. Whether that's entirely due to the injury of Mitchell ... I am skeptical because I don't think they were playing all that great even before he went out. But the most damning thing is that I can't think of the last time the Jazz actually played a strong game against a decent-ish team. Maybe that Lakers game on the 19th. However, I don't even know if that counts with how depleted the Lakers were. So, probably, Portland the night after the Phoenix loss. That was almost a month ago.
They could have lost a bit a focus, which I could understand given the fact that they secured a playoff spot long time ago. Can't play at the same level for 40-50 games. Also, with how unclear the last playoffs spots are, it makes no difference having the 1st or 2nd spot.
Too many variables and games left to really try to manipulate seeding. If there were two or three games left, maybe.The Lakers have 4 b2b's left where they'll almost certainly be resting one or both of LeBron/AD. They're tied in the loss column with Dallas and Dallas has a much easier schedule and has the tiebreaker.
Losing the 1 seed is extremely likely to result in winding up in the same side of the bracket as both LA teams. "It makes no difference" is just wrong.
After the Houston seeding debacle I just concluded that whatever outcome is most likely to screw the Jazz is the most probable outcome, regardless of what any of the models say.Too many variables and games left to really try to manipulate seeding. If there were two or three games left, maybe.
After the Houston seeding debacle a couple of seasons ago, I gave up doing the math or looking at "likely" scenarios
After the Houston seeding debacle I just concluded that whatever outcome is most likely to screw the Jazz is the most probable outcome, regardless of what any of the models say.
Hahaha we indeed have bud luck.After the Houston seeding debacle I just concluded that whatever outcome is most likely to screw the Jazz is the most probable outcome, regardless of what any of the models say.
By one game, but the Mavs have the tiebreaker and the easier remaining schedule.
*without either of our starting guards.The Lakers are at full strength and just lost to a team we beat by 50*
AND THE LAKERS WERE AT HOME.
So yeah, some perspective of what real disappointment is.
Everything feels very ordinary. A lot of mediocre. I want to see some fight from someone. I'm not all that into excuses to be honest. Excuses are for empty souls.