Maybe an early pre-season reaction, but the Jazz don't look like a bottom 5 team
Are the Jazz Not Bad?
- Thread starter Saint Cy of JFC
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My main fear regarding the tank is that teams consistently sit their stars in Utah.
Sardines
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Defensively, the Jazz are long, athletic and they play hard. On offense, their guards are able to attack, and they have a few effective sets for Lauri. They're also pretty deep with rotational guys.
They look more like a 35-win team than a 25-win team at the moment.
They look more like a 35-win team than a 25-win team at the moment.
Still had Kyrie and Klay...
On a more interesting topic, why is Flip sitting for Collins if we’re developing and tanking?
Another head scratching move from Hardy.
Another head scratching move from Hardy.
that is eactly the wrong place to be. the enemy of great is good. we arent great and we arent terrible. This results in a perpetual state of drafting 8-12 every draft. i hate being in this position. we may eventually get lucky with a karl malone, but i'd still rather draft 1,2 or3. To do that this year the coach will have to give more minutes to the young players than they have earned.
JimLes
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This is probably the biggest thing. The Jazz have like 10 players who are either good or young enough that they may well become good in a couple of years. There aren't too many players on the team who have peaked at mediocrity.
JimLes
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We have so many of them that someone is almost certainly going to ball out. Hell, it's probably going to be two or three guys this year.