Hayward's blog eludes to the fact Corbin sucks.

[fishonjazz]

I hope he makes the National Team just so he can see how hard some of these guys work. I just wish he was able to see the Kobes of the world...not sure if anyone works that insanely hard in this group of guys.

Ya
Kobe and bron would be the two guys that i would want to rub off on hayward. (Get yer mind outta the gutter)

 

[JazzForLifee]

i bet players felt worse cuz they actually played for him.


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[Scat]

They have a pill for that.

Maybe he enjoyed it?

 

[Deleted member 365]

Convenient, blame everything on Corbin. So that players, like Hayward, share zero criticism.

Doesn't anyone here think that... Maybe those on the court... Like the ones actually playing the game? Have any influence on the game's outcome?

Or is it all on Corbin?

 

[fishonjazz]

All on corbin.
Players dont matter and have no influence on the outcome of the games

 

[da ThRONe]

Convenient, blame everything on Corbin. So that players, like Hayward, share zero criticism.

Doesn't anyone here think that... Maybe those on the court... Like the ones actually playing the game? Have any influence on the game's outcome?

Or is it all on Corbin?

Who was criticized here more than Hayward, Burke, and Kanter? However Corbin ran a terrible offense and defense. He owns a great deal of the blame for the shortcoming of the team.

 

[Hantlers]

I really didn't see the "Corbin Sucks" hidden message in Hayward's post. He said the organization didn't transition well. Seems to me he was condemning the entire Jazz FO and team. Maybe he should also look in the mirror or on the stat sheet. You know what, Gordon. YOU SUCKED last season. That's where a LOT of the blame should be placed. Good coach or not, Ty wasn't the one throwing up bricks. Ever heard of the glass houses proverb, Mr. Hayward?

Yeah, Hayward didn't even imply that he had flaws! What a douche!!

Oh wait...

Working with Team USA is also helping me get ready for the upcoming season. There are a lot of adjustments I need to make to help the team succeed, and to succeed in what I’m trying to accomplish as a player.

First and foremost: I need to be a much better shooter than I was last year. I’m constantly working on shooting and continuing to develop my mid-range game. I have to get better these next couple of years.

That’s one of the reasons why I’m also working on improving as a leader. I know the Jazz want and need me to be a leader in the locker room, and on the court. I’m not an extremely vocal guy, but I’ve always led by example. That’s who the Jazz expect me to be: Somebody that the younger guys can look up to and see that I’m competing every day in practice, that I’m doing the right things and being professional.

Plus you can tell just by looking at him that he's been working his *** off. Maybe some of you should read the entire article rather than a little snippet from it...cause ya know, glass houses and all.

 

[Stifle Tower]

^^
Thanks for posting his additional comments. But it still bugs me Hayward speaks in the third person about Utah: " I know the Jazz want and need me to be a leader in the locker room, and on the court. I’m not an extremely vocal guy, but I’ve always led by example. That’s who the Jazz expect me to be: Somebody that the younger guys can look up to and see that I’m competing every day in practice, that I’m doing the right things and being professional."

Gordon, YOU are part of the Jazz...I think. Unless you are above the team and just looking at this as a 3-yr stopgap until you can opt out and leave. When will you start talking about "my teammates," "us?"

 

[green]

Where in those quotes did he talk about his teammates? He was talking about the Jazz's expectations, not his teammates or coaches.

 

[Joe Bagadonuts]

^^
Thanks for posting his additional comments. But it still bugs me Hayward speaks in the third person about Utah: " I know the Jazz want and need me to be a leader in the locker room, and on the court. I’m not an extremely vocal guy, but I’ve always led by example. That’s who the Jazz expect me to be: Somebody that the younger guys can look up to and see that I’m competing every day in practice, that I’m doing the right things and being professional."

Gordon, YOU are part of the Jazz...I think. Unless you are above the team and just looking at this as a 3-yr stopgap until you can opt out and leave. When will you start talking about "my teammates," "us?"

The over-analysis of semantics that goes on with this board is a total joke.

 

[QuinSnydersHair]

^^
Thanks for posting his additional comments. But it still bugs me Hayward speaks in the third person about Utah: " I know the Jazz want and need me to be a leader in the locker room, and on the court. I’m not an extremely vocal guy, but I’ve always led by example. That’s who the Jazz expect me to be: Somebody that the younger guys can look up to and see that I’m competing every day in practice, that I’m doing the right things and being professional."

Gordon, YOU are part of the Jazz...I think. Unless you are above the team and just looking at this as a 3-yr stopgap until you can opt out and leave. When will you start talking about "my teammates," "us?"

This isn't talking in the third person.

 

[Stifle Tower]

This isn't talking in the third person.

You're right. Not third person, but still detached. Isn't it weird Hayward doesn't say "I know I need to be a leader?" He refers to the Jazz as a separate entity, not a group that he is part of. Maybe it is just semantics, but it's unusual.