Julie Greengiant
Well-Known Member
? really
one pf their best.
he is not even the 3rd best big
I guess you could make that argument but it wouldn't be a very good one.
? really
one pf their best.
he is not even the 3rd best big
If you swap Al for Lebron, this team easily wins 50 games, and possibly 60.
Then why did his minutes not drop, and Kanter's rise, when Kanter is CLEARLY playing better?
I don't think Lebron wins 50 or 60 with Tinsley, Foye and Marvin. I think he demands a trade.
I don't think Lebron wins 50 or 60 with Tinsley, Foye and Marvin. I think he demands a trade.
Then why did his minutes not drop, and Kanter's rise, when Kanter is CLEARLY playing better?
Silence is the mother of truth. - Benjamin Disraeli
I'm looking at the play-by-play at the beginning of the 3rd quarter....
The Jazz didn't score a bucket in the first 4 minutes of the quarter until Al scored a lay-up at 8:07.
Al missed 2 shots.
Sap missed 2 shots.
Marvin and Foye each missed a 3-pt shot.
Meanwhile, the Clippers only missed 2 shots, shooting 4/6 from the field, and both times they missed Griffin got the offensive rebound.
The Clippers also drew 3 shooting fouls, 2 by Griffin and 1 by Butler.
Griffin scored 10 points in less than 4 minutes.
Butler scored another 4 points.
The Clippers outscored the Jazz 14 - 0 in the first 4 minutes of the 3rd quarter.
Not to pick on anyone in particular, but it looks to me like Millsap got his a$$ handed to him by Griffin.
Griffin scores 10 points, grabs 2 offensive boards (the Clips' only 2 misses), and draws 2 fouls on Sap for And-1 plays in just 4 minutes.
Favors comes in for Millsap.
For the record, I like Tinsley. He can be useful, but he shouldn't ever try to guard a good player, and he shouldn't be forced to shoulder such a load. I honestly might prefer him to Mo in all honesty (I know that's nuts).
That said, the Jazz need to just play their best players, and conventional wisdom says your best guards are Mo, Burks, Foye, and Hayward (who is also a forward). Tinsley in a pinch is wonderful, Tinsley as a backup is probably okay in a vacuum as well, but you cannot justify him or Earl playing over Burks. Similarly, Marvin Williams is lucky to get on the floor at all, let alone ahead of anyone that actually tries and can produce at all.
And Griffin got his *** ****ed by Millsap in the first half. But go on ahead.I'm looking at the play-by-play at the beginning of the 3rd quarter....
The Jazz didn't score a bucket in the first 4 minutes of the quarter until Al scored a lay-up at 8:07.
Al missed 2 shots.
Sap missed 2 shots.
Marvin and Foye each missed a 3-pt shot.
Meanwhile, the Clippers only missed 2 shots, shooting 4/6 from the field, and both times they missed Griffin got the offensive rebound.
The Clippers also drew 3 shooting fouls, 2 by Griffin and 1 by Butler.
Griffin scored 10 points in less than 4 minutes.
Butler scored another 4 points.
The Clippers outscored the Jazz 14 - 0 in the first 4 minutes of the 3rd quarter.
Not to pick on anyone in particular, but it looks to me like Millsap got his a$$ handed to him by Griffin.
Griffin scores 10 points, grabs 2 offensive boards (the Clips' only 2 misses), and draws 2 fouls on Sap for And-1 plays in just 4 minutes.
Favors comes in for Millsap.
It's a sad statement, but Tinsley is still the best pure PG on the team. He can actually direct an offense.