Jazz Employee Reminds Fans They Are Lucky To Have A Team In Salt Lake City
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Ok. Soooo what's your point?
"Only 2k-3k show up to watch your expensive garbage"
That is never going to happen. The lowest attendance in the league is like 13k this year.
addictionary
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Exactly. Exmother****ingactly.
Park Bites
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never said I didn't love it my point is if I am buying the merchandise and tickets I have a right to complain.
doubledribble
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That's right, the storied Memphis Grizzlies who compiled in the last 13 years an impressive record of 4 first round exits, 1 second round exit and 8 lottery seasons.
Utah is lucky to have the Jazz. However what the Jazz Org. has forgotten I think is that they are lucky to have Utah. They have a wildly rabid fan base all to themselves. The down side of that is that the fanbase in questions demands effort at all levels and success.
It is obvious to anyone who watches the Jazz play that Ty Corbin doesn't really understand how to coach a team. It is obvious to anyone who watches the Jazz that the players don't understand what they need to do at the end of games to close out teams. Clock mismanagement and Corbin playing the wrong guys is what got us in this situation this year.
I don't know how Utah can justify keeping Corbin on as a coach after the past few seasons of this. All we here is "well it has to make sense for us to make moves". well keeping Corbin around doesn't make sense, he obviously can't coach players, isn't teaching them how to manage the clock at the end of games, and his "system" isn't working. Sticking with veteran players when younger/less experienced players are out playing them is horrendous.
I don't know how Utah can justify keeping Corbin on as a coach after the past few seasons of this. All we here is "well it has to make sense for us to make moves". well keeping Corbin around doesn't make sense, he obviously can't coach players, isn't teaching them how to manage the clock at the end of games, and his "system" isn't working. Sticking with veteran players when younger/less experienced players are out playing them is horrendous.
mellow
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I found this, and first thought it was a joke. Then thought this thread was a good place to post it.
Greg Miller @GregInUtah The LHM Group is launching a training company. Any interest to have us teach your team our ways of Leadership, Sales, Service and Execution?
How 'bout it? YOu guys want Randy Rigby and Ty Corbin instructing your team about success? Maybe Milsap teaching a brown bag on leadership? A break-out session from KOC on communication?
Greg Miller @GregInUtah The LHM Group is launching a training company. Any interest to have us teach your team our ways of Leadership, Sales, Service and Execution?
How 'bout it? YOu guys want Randy Rigby and Ty Corbin instructing your team about success? Maybe Milsap teaching a brown bag on leadership? A break-out session from KOC on communication?
jazzyapma
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Yeah, that must be it. Fanz are being executed.
green
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It's crazy. I think part of the success of this team has always been with Sloan as the coach, you know you can win any game. You know you can make the finals. You know he can take young scrubs (Russell, Andersen, Brewer, Millsap, etc) and turn them into good, over-rated players. You knew that he could take really good players and make them All-Stars (Boozer, AK, Memo, etc).
Now that Sloan is gone, there isn't that Hope anymore. All we know is that Corbin, Jefferson, and vet company suck.
Also, with Larry around, you knew that Larry would keep heat on Sloan to do his best. That is gone as well.
The Jazz do not have that identity anymore.
Now that Sloan is gone, there isn't that Hope anymore. All we know is that Corbin, Jefferson, and vet company suck.
Also, with Larry around, you knew that Larry would keep heat on Sloan to do his best. That is gone as well.
The Jazz do not have that identity anymore.