Hollinger rates Utah's second unit ...

[memo is money]

The Jazz bench, statistically, ranks #9 in terms of overall efficiency but that has a lot to do with the fact that the bench averages only 14 mins per game, which is #26 in NBA. I guess. The Jazz bench have had to compensate for the atricious, effortless starts of starters all year long and they really helped us in that matter. However, the players coming off the bench for the Jazz ,as a unit, are not consistent and the Jazz cannot rely on the bench production to win ballgames as they used to. To their credit, the Bench have been depleted all year because of Memo's absence. That will surely change if we get him %100 and have him or somebody else come off the bench. I'm not surprised that Hollinger ranks it so low. I would rank them a little bit higher, though.

 

[UB]

Our bench beats Philly
Their bench could beat our starters.
It will all work out

I valued the time I spent reading this post. Thank you!

 

[vslice02]

The Jazz bench, statistically, ranks #9 in terms of overall efficiency but that has a lot to do with the fact that the bench averages only 14 mins per game, which is #26 in NBA. I guess. The Jazz bench have had to compensate for the atricious, effortless starts of starters all year long and they really helped us in that matter. However, the players coming off the bench for the Jazz ,as a unit, are not consistent and the Jazz cannot rely on the bench production to win ballgames as they used to. To their credit, the Bench have been depleted all year because of Memo's absence. That will surely change if we get him %100 and have him or somebody else come off the bench. I'm not surprised that Hollinger ranks it so low.

If I could rep this again I would. This post summarizes every key point regarding the Jazz's bench production this season.

 

[Inn Dawn]

There's more than meets the eye with this guy. I like it.










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