Gyp Rosetti
Banned
JVG. But that'll never happen. We locked up Corbin for next year as well because the fans know him and more importantly, he's cheap. So cheap I'd guess he's one of three lowest paid head coaches in the league.
Does the Utah Jazz new a new coach (and who's available next year)?
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Then it is a very good thing you are not a decisionmaker for anything important. Snap decisions and 2nd guessing ourselves a few weeks into a two and half year contract is a very bad thing.
Ty has made some good adjustments in game to help us get back into games. That is a sign of a good coach.
The team has been getting off to horrible starts. Some of that blame has to fall on Ty but I put a lot of on the players providing no effort.
The other way to look at it is our most effective PF's lately are AK and CJ Miles. The only big giving us anything is Big Al. Fess is terrible. Favors is perpetually in foul trouble.
Chad Feldheimer
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Bulls started out 9-8 so it wasn't immediate. Also helps when you have the probable MVP.
Chad Feldheimer
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A) CorbIn was a top candidate around the league already. Had interviewed for head jobs before. It's not like they hired Gordon Chisea.
B) Jazz are one of the 7 teams in the luxury tax, meaning they have a payroll higher than 23 other teams. Cheap? Not so much.
One measuring stick for Corbin was Rocky Mountain Revue games.
Remember him and Layden head coached every other game for 3 or 4 years.
Layden lost almost every game he coached.
Corbin won almost every game he coached.
Same players. Different results.
Also listen to Corbin talk basketball.
He knows what he's doing. He just got thrown into a meat grinder to start to head coaching career.
Next year should be very different.
Remember him and Layden head coached every other game for 3 or 4 years.
Layden lost almost every game he coached.
Corbin won almost every game he coached.
Same players. Different results.
Also listen to Corbin talk basketball.
He knows what he's doing. He just got thrown into a meat grinder to start to head coaching career.
Next year should be very different.
To blame Corbin for this buffet of crap that is Jazz basketball is ludicrous, ridiculous, and ignorant. Just in case you forgot, let's recap the events of the past few weeks. Jazz team, particularly the point guard stuffs his head up his butt, and won't correctly run the plays, creating tension in the locker room, which parlays in mostly pathetic results on the floor. Lord Sloan resigns to go drive a tractor turning the Jazz into an emotional, apathetic conglomeration of binky-toting millionaires who feel sorry for themselves and don't know which way is up. Deron, appropriately becomes the fall guy, and is traded. Now, since I have to go slow for you, let's recap the first paragraph. Team loses Master and best player. Not only was he the best player, he happened to man the most important position, especially in times of peril, which is now.
Moving along, Corbin, somewhat begrudgingly agrees to step in with a bucket and starts to bail water out of the Titanic. Meanwhile, the Jazz are in a brutal stretch of games, where the teams they play at home are either really good or pretty good, and any road game is a crapshoot when your dealing with marshmellowy mental midgets. Also, Utah's second best player is struggling with the loss of his buddy while dealing with injuries, and finally Millsap takes time off. Miles, Watson, and Bell follow. Utah's reigning Lord of the money plays like a man freed from Alcatraz for about a game and a half, sprains an ankle and decides the season's over and needs to get a head start on his novel collection. Basically, 3 of Utah's 4 best players right now are either rookies or new (Harris), another rookie that could be good, fouls about 2x per minute and his usefulness rivals Fesenko whose usefulness is currently nonfunctional. At this level (NBA), success is mostly mental. If you lost your dad, and your wife took off to be with someone else, but left you the kids and threw in a couple adopted ones too, you might struggle a bit. But go ahead and blame it on Corbin.
Moving along, Corbin, somewhat begrudgingly agrees to step in with a bucket and starts to bail water out of the Titanic. Meanwhile, the Jazz are in a brutal stretch of games, where the teams they play at home are either really good or pretty good, and any road game is a crapshoot when your dealing with marshmellowy mental midgets. Also, Utah's second best player is struggling with the loss of his buddy while dealing with injuries, and finally Millsap takes time off. Miles, Watson, and Bell follow. Utah's reigning Lord of the money plays like a man freed from Alcatraz for about a game and a half, sprains an ankle and decides the season's over and needs to get a head start on his novel collection. Basically, 3 of Utah's 4 best players right now are either rookies or new (Harris), another rookie that could be good, fouls about 2x per minute and his usefulness rivals Fesenko whose usefulness is currently nonfunctional. At this level (NBA), success is mostly mental. If you lost your dad, and your wife took off to be with someone else, but left you the kids and threw in a couple adopted ones too, you might struggle a bit. But go ahead and blame it on Corbin.
Orange4Life
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Ty gets an off season and most of next season (at least) before I start making judgments about his coaching. With the unbelievable **** storm the jazz season has been it would be unfair to start blaming him. This season was lost after xmas and its only gotten worse, this whole season has been a bad dream. Just throw it away. None of it has anything to do with Ty.
I was reading the recap after the Jazz played the Bulls. https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/recap;_ylt=AiphKP_q0YEngJGy6X4An5q8vLYF?gid=2011031204 (It's about half way down)
Someone asked Ty if the players had given up. He said “I’m certain they haven’t quit,” coach Tyrone Corbin said. “We have some chemistry issues.”
So the Jazz are having Chemistry issues. I don't think Jerry would have ever told the world that his team was having chemistry issues. I think Ty throwing it out there isn't the worst thing he could do, but probably not the best either.
I suspect people are going to be trying to figure out who the chemistry issues are now.
I would bet this summer, or after the CBA, some of the chemistry issues will go away as well.
Someone asked Ty if the players had given up. He said “I’m certain they haven’t quit,” coach Tyrone Corbin said. “We have some chemistry issues.”
So the Jazz are having Chemistry issues. I don't think Jerry would have ever told the world that his team was having chemistry issues. I think Ty throwing it out there isn't the worst thing he could do, but probably not the best either.
I suspect people are going to be trying to figure out who the chemistry issues are now.
I would bet this summer, or after the CBA, some of the chemistry issues will go away as well.
So everyone in the team is to blame except Ty? Are you his wife by any chance? LOL
Chad Feldheimer
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Chemistry as in guys not playing with each other enough due to new teammates, young players, injuries messing up rotations, new PG replacing an All Star PG.