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I think the story of this team has to include a Rock Bottom

I feel like tomorrow's game is make or break. Players have had time off to think about things, coaches have had time to reflect and evaluate, players have been at home not hotels, the team has had time to practice. Either we're going to come out as a refreshed and unified team and curb stomp Memphis big time... or it's going to be more of the same struggles. If we play well and destroy them I'll have some hope left for this team. If it's more of the same then I think it's time to call the season a massive disappointment because I'm not sure how you fix it.
 
We need to woop somebody's butts to get the positive juices flowing again. Lets hope this starts against Memphis tomorrow.
 
mellow said:
Ed Davis: “We’re in that fire right now. It’s gonna go either way — it’s either we’re gonna come out and it’ll be like, ‘Damn, they bounced back,’ or **** can get ugly. ... We’re a veteran group, good coaching staff, guys who wanna win, so we can turn this thing around.”
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I like Ed Davis the press conference guy more than the player... That is exactly where we are... its a tipping point... the schedule alone won't save us.
 
Not sure where exactly to post this. But I thought it was interesting. Apparently Greg Oden was at the Jazz practice facility today.



Obviously he's retired. But I wonder if he spoke to the guys. He has a motivational story. Could have just been visiting Mike though.
 
SCS said:
Not sure where exactly to post this. But I thought it was interesting. Apparently Greg Oden was at the Jazz practice facility today.



Obviously he's retired. But I wonder if he spoke to the guys. He has a motivational story. Could have just been visiting Mike though.
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No, he’s picking Dante’s brain. Imagine if DL drafted him.
 
idestroyedthetoilet said:
Tyrone Corbin would have this team on a 60 win pace with his well oiled, traditional style of running a trial and error offense, then sticking to what works best and is consistent. Snyder, a great coach in his own right, prefers a more gimmicky style that works sporadically and very well at the peaks but falls apart hard in troughs.

If Corbin could squeeze efficiency out of those Al Jefferson squads just think what he could get with this. Pythagorean wins tells you all you need to know when it comes to Corbin vs Snyder. Corbin won more than expected, Snyder has lost more than expected every season.
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Inductive inference, which I demonstrated in my Treatise, is unsatisfactory. JazzFanz will benefit more from sound philosophical positions.
 
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