Ian $*$*$*$ Clark

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Had nothing to do with Clark last night, at all. PNR Curry focus had Gobert hedging/trapping hard. Favors had to pick up the [Gobert's] roll man so Hayward had to slack off and pick up the other big, which left someone wide open in the corner.

That play was a thing of beauty. It goes to show just how dominant Curry is.

Favors was only on the floor for 1 wide open Clark three. His first three came off a rebound IIRC that was well defended ( I think). The next one game against Favors/Gobert, then Favors got subbed out and the next 2 came off Jingles playing bad defense IIRC.

 

[franklin]

Favors was only on the floor for 1 wide open Clark three. His first three came off a rebound IIRC that was well defended ( I think). The next one game against Favors/Gobert, then Favors got subbed out and the next 2 came off Jingles playing bad defense IIRC.

What does this have to do with the same play being ran and same defensive scheme?

 

[franklin]

4 or 5 straight shots in rhythm, wide open no less, for a 2 guard. It's Quin's own damn fault

Fixed

 

[magic]

Fixed

Lol at blaming the coach for a player's defensive stupidity.

 

[Getting Traded]

Quote Originally Posted by jope View Post
4 or 5 straight shots in rhythm, wide open no less, for a 2 guard. It's Quin's own damn fault
FRANKLIN: Fixed

Franklin is as determined to criticize Quin as he was to praise Corbin. I always suspected his obsession with Corbin was a mental aberration, but this is really taking it to an extreme.

 

[FabioJazz]

Unbelievable.

1,2,3,4. And no one tried to contest shots

 

[franklin]

Lol at blaming the coach for a player's defensive stupidity.

I'm blaming the coach for running a defensive scheme that every god damned person in the world except you apparently knows will leave a wide open three. The game was decided by 3 points. Quin cost us 12 in a row.

 

[fishonjazz]

I'm blaming the coach for running a defensive scheme

Coaches don't run schemes.
They are on the sideline.

The players are on the court and they run the schemes.

Coaches do design schemes though

 

[stormkoopacv03]

Bryce Cotton is in for big game against the Jazz too, I'm guessing. Former Jazz players always do, when they do get the chance.