Jazz @ Mavericks 6:30 PM MT Game Thread

[DasJazz]

I disagree. I think we win it more handily.

We never beat Houston handily. Not ever.

 

[Jazzta]

Bradley was that you?

 

[SoUjazzfan]

Bradley may be the easiest man in the league to score on

 

[Deleted member 5000]

Dallas announcers fawning on Mudiay after that spectacular finish "That kid is talented, her really is, just hasn't lived up to his reputation..."

Much better listen than the Houston crew

 

[nateboz]

Funny how strong the bench instantly is with Mudiay again.

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[JazzyFresh]

We need to find Mudiay some more minutes even with Conley back.

Quin has some weird idea that he can't sit Conley, Bogey, and Mitchell all at the same time. My question is why not? Why can't we play this lineup early in the second quarter and late in the third?

 

[Zombie]

Bradley may be the easiest man in the league to score on

I don't entirely disagree, but if you're reacting to that shot by Wright, that was not an easy shot at all lol

 

[LogGrad98]

We never beat Houston handily. Not ever.

In this case handily means we win by like 6 without the need for last second heroics.

 

[zyzz]

Mudiay seems to do better on contested 3s. Maybe forces him to put more arc on it?

 

[Isaiah 1:13]

I was ready to have traded Mudiay for a stretch 4/5. Good thing I'm not the GM.

 

[latin jazz]

Huuuuuuuge buckets by Clarkson and Mudiay to stem the bleeding.

Glad Quin pulled Donovan. He needed to cool off. He was killing the offense with bad decision-making. I hope he comes back more focused in the 4Q

Clarkson and Mudiay has been great

 

[framer]

Sorry but I have seen enough of DM playing PG to say he is a marginal passer. Mudiay should be our back up PG and DM stay at SG. Clarkson is a stud. The Jazz better re-sign him.

That's my observation. When teams play pressure D on Mitchel as a ball handler, he wears down and forces things. If teams DON"T pressure the ball, he can play the point just fine. Good teams are going to pressure Mitchell with the ball.