What's new
By:

Game thread: Game #15 : Timberwolves at Utah, Saturday 01/21/2012 7:00 PM MST

Cyrone Torbin said:
Well, I think today marked the first day Watson got more minutes than Harris. That is saying something. I still think you just can't completely abandon Harris. We have to keep trying him in situations until he gets his groove back.
Click to expand...
For sure, I am not in the camp that thinks we should give up on him or trade him for a bag of potato chips. We have seen improvements in the games of just about all of our players, there is no reason why Harris can't get better has well. Consistency is what I am looking for.
 
Hayward isn't going to fill it up scoring most nights. We have plenty of players who can score the ball. I think he played a quiet but solid game tonight.
 
Zombie said:
Hayward isn't going to fill it up scoring most nights. We have plenty of players who can score the ball. I think he played a quiet but solid game tonight.
Click to expand...

We are currently one of the worst 3pt shooting teams and barely have any perimeter scoring from our 2nd unit. He has to start scoring more, or at least hit his 3pt shot with more consistency.
 
udflyer said:
Don't think so. He is a great asset on the floor. 6 assists, 5 boards, blocked shot, batted balls, solid D. Team Player NOT a scorer. Scoring is a bonus with Hayward.
Click to expand...

4 TO's, 1/5 shooting.

He still does not look comfortable out there. Hasn't found his rhythm.
 
The Jazz are a tough, deep team. They have physical players and good athletes at every position. This is the type of team that you add a superstar to and watch go deep into the playoffs. They need a dominant wing player and need Favors to keep developing on offense.
 
The Jazz benefit from Hayward's motor and ball-moving skills. He also plays pretty good D out on the floor. Hayward is playing a complementary role right now.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Share this page
Back
Top