Game Thread Jan 21, 2022 07:00PM MT: Jazz vs. Pistons
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yeah but we built leads when he sits and it seems we defended the perimeter better. pistons was just jacking up 3s vs our all switching d
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This team really isn’t enjoyable to watch. We won but that wasn’t fun or entertaining at all. I feel bad for the fans who paid money to watch that crap.
At least Forrest wasn’t terrible tonight.
At least Forrest wasn’t terrible tonight.
The Hate on Forrest needs to stop. He came in and really guarded Cade well. He was the only one that could keep in front of him and make him take tough pull ups without making our defense have to rotate. Forrest didn’t hurt the offense ether by being aggressive to the rim. He isn’t great but he isn’t as bad as a lot of guys on this board make him out to be.
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I think jingles is showing the mileage. The long season plus Olympics have burned him out.
Some game notes
Ingles is in a slump. I think the shooting is not that lost, he will probably get it back at least on open shots. He still makes some nice plays but he rarely runs the offense and PnRs. Lots of immediate passes back without dribbling when the ball swings his way back. That has to put some pressure on Conley and Clarkson with Mitchell out.
Forrest had a nice game. He defended Cunningham extremely well. If he can consistently defend size, that's huge for him.
I don't see it with Paschall as a PnR option. He doesn't set screens you expect from a guy his size. He does most of his damage through blender and cuts and isn't as effective against bulkier opponents. He can still be a part of the small ball line-up but I think it has to be with Gay.
JC didn't force much this game. Nice change.
Gay has to be a consistent impact on the floor. He has too many ups and downs currently.
Ingles is in a slump. I think the shooting is not that lost, he will probably get it back at least on open shots. He still makes some nice plays but he rarely runs the offense and PnRs. Lots of immediate passes back without dribbling when the ball swings his way back. That has to put some pressure on Conley and Clarkson with Mitchell out.
Forrest had a nice game. He defended Cunningham extremely well. If he can consistently defend size, that's huge for him.
I don't see it with Paschall as a PnR option. He doesn't set screens you expect from a guy his size. He does most of his damage through blender and cuts and isn't as effective against bulkier opponents. He can still be a part of the small ball line-up but I think it has to be with Gay.
JC didn't force much this game. Nice change.
Gay has to be a consistent impact on the floor. He has too many ups and downs currently.
The Fresh Prince
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If we had a Deron Williams on our team, and an actual professionally based offense Eric Paschall would average 16 points a night off of cuts and shots from the elbow. Lol.
homeytennis
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If you think Butler is the answer guess again. He led the Stars to a 37 point loss and looked really, really bad. The Stars had been playing well and he ruined the chemistry. His 6 TOs, bad decisions and his brickarama made it look like another wasted pick.
jom2003
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His best game in a jazz uniform