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Game Thread: Chicago Bulls @ Utah Jazz, 11/24/2014, 7pm MST

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Primetime said:
Now if Alec could wake the **** up and play some ball it would be one hell of a pleasent surprise.

Trey was terrific yesterday! If he plays like this I don't have a problem with him at all. Please keep it up!

Derrick was terrific as well. His little FT line jumper is getting better and better.

We have way too many little bitches on this forum. So much whining. It just hurts my eyes and my brain to read some of the posts.
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Stop bitching about our bitching bitch!! Seriously?!?!?! Bitching about bitching??


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Eenie-Meenie said:
Whether or not Stockton did this or that is inconsequential. It was a stupid pass at the wrong time. You need to take care of the ball and this is why the Jazz aren't able to close out games.

I've followed the Jazz closely since 1995 and I can remember interviews with Jerry and Stockton about making the right pass and not the fancy pass. In those closeouts situations you have to eliminate the margin of error. Behind the back passes to Kanter are a disaster waiting to happen, especially when you don't deliver it perfectly and he doesn't expect it.
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I didn't say it wasn't a bad pass. I was just pointing out that even great players make bad passes, yes even John Stockton.
 
I was at the game last night. It was a great game with a lot of emotion. It's obvious that this team is highly influenced by confidence. When things aren't going well, they fall apart. However, when a couple things start going well, then everyone seems to rise to the occasion. It's a shame that they are now 5-10, because this team is a lot better than their record. It's all about consistency; there are too many long stretches of cold shooting that come back to bite them. Oh, and Booker and Ingles were both great pickups; they can bring the nasty.
 
addictionary said:
I am not here to say to you that there is a secret gene called clutch gene and it is protected and bred by a Masonic underground organization. But there is an obvious separation between some players who are at an higher level than the most in ending games which is a talent risen from a psycho-biological mechanism they seem to have unlocked in their beings. I believe in human body being a miracle of God and I believe that there are a lot of undiscovered perks in it, yet to be unfolded. But maybe that is just me being dumb.
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as a master mason, I approve this post.
Clutchness gene is actually nothing in comparison to our other secrets.
For example.. (bang)...
-s i l e n c e-
 
Eenie-Meenie said:
Whether or not Stockton did this or that is inconsequential. It was a stupid pass at the wrong time. You need to take care of the ball and this is why the Jazz aren't able to close out games.

I've followed the Jazz closely since 1995 and I can remember interviews with Jerry and Stockton about making the right pass and not the fancy pass. In those closeouts situations you have to eliminate the margin of error. Behind the back passes to Kanter are a disaster waiting to happen, especially when you don't deliver it perfectly and he doesn't expect it.
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according to some of our resident jazzfanz, it is always a good pass if it is a knee-high pass.
 
Expecting longmen to be great bounce pass receivers are similar to expecting Burke or Nate Robinson to bang down low in low post, bump players like Dwight and Noel and make'em fall down.
 
addictionary said:
Expecting longmen to be great bounce pass receivers are similar to expecting Burke or Nate Robinson to bang down low in low post, bump players like Dwight and Noel and make'em fall down.
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R u comparing Nate Robinson to Burke? Because I friggin' hate Nate.
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Just the same, Burke isn't a damn midget like Gary freakin' Coleman.
 
freakazoid said:
R u comparing Nate Robinson to Burke? Because I friggin' hate Nate.
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Just the same, Burke isn't a damn midget like Gary freakin' Coleman.
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He is not that short but that example duo of mine jusy evolved from Burke to Nate as a result of my sudden need to increase the dose of emphasis on the given examples' heights/shortnesses.
 
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