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Jazz vs Hornets | Wednesday November 24th @ 7pm

Loved the Jeremy Evans dunk at the end you could see he was thinking i'm going to throw it down once he got the ball. Best home win of the year so far, contributions everyone, even though ak was held scoreless he made some defensive plays that don't show up on the box score.
 
Big Al is picking up the offense. He made a great pass to AK (which AK blew) and an even better pass to Millsap for the dunk. All around he looked pretty comfortable out there.
 
That was a quality win. They got up on the, let it go a bit but came back to really whip a damn good NBA team. I thought Al especially played a great game. His rebounding is getting a lot better. Al registered his 22nd block of the season in his 16th game. Boozer had all of 36 in his 78 games last season. It's nice to see a guy who can hold his own down in the paint.
 
Nice game by Big Al and especially the second unit for showing some toughness. Fesenko had a bad game but did lay down the law with some hard fouls. Dirty? A little, but it sent a message to the guards and David West the Jazz were done giving easy baskets. I liked it. Deron put Chrissy's skirt back on for her in the second half, which he has to do from time to time just to remind the league he is the number one PG.
 
Jazz4ever said:
Nice game by Big Al and especially the second unit for showing some toughness. Fesenko had a bad game but did lay down the law with some hard fouls. Dirty? A little, but it sent a message to the guards and David West the Jazz were done giving easy baskets. I liked it.
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Yep, unfortunately restoring order through toughness is a large portion of all that Fes has been doing in the past couple of games. Still is a key part of enabling the second unit to really build momentum--again--but it would be nice to put up some numbers, too. Averaging 6 minutes in the past 4 games is a tough way to get any consistency, though.
 
I liked when Paul and Big Al finished each others passes with baskets, love to see those two workin together beautifully.
 
prodigy said:
I liked when Paul and Big Al finished each others passes with baskets, love to see those two workin together beautifully.
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Every Jazz man on the court touched the ball on the second of the two plays:

Raja steal --> outlet pass to AK --> back out to DWill --> pass to AJ at high post --> J to dump down to Sap for the slam.

Brilliant.
 
- Big Al is coming along nicely.
- Not a big scoring night for CJ, but I still liked his game tonight. Nasty block.
-Watson is looking as good as Maynor lately. Def better than Hart, McBrick etc. I like what I'm seeing from him.
- Price playing smarter, better passing, better shooting. Please keep it up.
- AK is HORRIBLE. No he is not having a good year overall. He's missing lay ups, not getting blocks, can't defend. He's a nightmare for us.
- Sap is a stud. AK see what hard work does for you? See what not leaving right after practice ends can do for your game? Sap has improved his game
a little each year. SAP owns you Klinko. You should carry his bags.

Great game. Deron owned CP3 again. Bring on the Lakers!!
 
Nate505 said:
Al registered his 22nd block of the season in his 16th game. Boozer had all of 36 in his 78 games last season.
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I know the point you're trying to make, but you can't really compare the two. Al is playing at C, so he's replacing Memo, who had a similar block rate last season (1.1 bpg). However, Millsap at PF is registering just under a block a game and should surpass Boozer's block total from last season around the midway point of this season.

Regardless, the rotation of Al-Millsap-Elson and occasional Fes is much harder to score against around the basket.
 
I like how Elson has been playing lately. He seems much more comfortable out there and can actually knock down a jumper from 15 feet unlike a certain Big Fes that everyone is so enamored with. Deron owned it tonight and Big Al looked great, love the passion all around from tonights game. When we play like that we can beat anybody.
 
dwill_mvp said:
I like how Elson has been playing lately. He seems much more comfortable out there and can actually knock down a jumper from 15 feet unlike a certain Big Fes that everyone is so enamored with.
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Or an unguarded set shot from 15 feet.
 
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