Boozer leaving = how many losses?

[roseparkjazzfan]

i ay they lose 13-18 more games next year with out him

 

[Stickler]

boozer worked HARD in that series. millsap looked either scared or disinterested most of the time, and i'm not even sure which is worse.

seriously, it's revisionist history to say millsap played well.

::blink:: ...what the...

anybody who disagrees is more than welcome to order a pizza and download all 4 games from google video and i'll come over for a film session and show you precisely what i'm takling about.

I disagree. What's your address? (Instead of creating an imaginary scenario of what we would have to do to find out what you're talking about, how about you just elaborate?)

 

[vj_74]

No championship, Boozer or not. With him on the team, for 4 years in the playoffs, we never even managed to get homecourt in the first round. Forget the losses without Booz, what matters here is how much $$ the Jazz would be able to cut in losses if he leaves. That's all matters to Miller boy. They might as well let him go.

 

[Jazzfannut83]

Nerd, I don't disagree that Booz worked hard in that series and he wasn't as bad as many remember or think. However, I do disagree that Millsap didn't. In fact I remember several occasions where he worked his behind off, sometimes to no avail, but several times he even managed to make some tough shots inside contorting his body to get shots up against their bigs. Admittedly i'm not looking at the box scores but i don't remember Sap having as poor an effort/output as you said.