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Jazz vs Nets | Wednesday November 17th @ 7pm

Jerry's "benevolence?" Is that what gets players into (or out of) games? Did Fess miss practice with "dizzyness?"
Might as well be called "benevolence," just like leaving AJ in games where he doesn't help defend or box out might as well be called "ignorance."

So, then, that's a "yeah, he didn't practice" answer, I take it?
Speaking of "ignorance," go4 just got through saying that Fesenko "participated fully," and you come back with this garbage. After all this time, although you have some entertaining and even sometimes thoughtful posts at other times, I still don't know if comments like this are obliviousness, part of some inattentive schtick, apologism of Sloan unfettered by facts, a reflex reaction, or a combination. When you have been pressed on it before, apologism seems to have been a frequent element, even though no leader in any field is immune from flaws, and even though history is rife with examples of leaders and protagonists with fatal ones.

In this case, Fes was probably spared because of the recent injury, and Elson did OK anyway & got decent minutes, and the Jazz won--the most important part. But Jersey still outrebounded Utah badly, besting them on both offensive and defensive boards. Jefferson continues to display OK-looking stat lines, but 9 RBs is pretty low for a center playing nearly 35 minutes. Lopez's height was tough to contain, but if it is tough, that's when you bring in more height and strength for a bit and see what happens.
 
Speaking of "ignorance," go4 just got through saying that Fesenko "participated fully," and you come back with this garbage...I still don't know if comments like this are obliviousness, part of some inattentive schtick, apologism of Sloan unfettered by facts...


Read much, eh, S2?

Word is, Sloan gave a pre-game "speech," consisting of two sentences, in the lockerroom and that Fess, "fully participated," along with the rest of the team, in listening to it, too. Aint the first time you've read, or "explained," things in a very selective, distorted manner, then accused others of ignorance and "garbage" for not sharing your delusions, eh, S2?
 
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Read much, eh, S2?

Word is, Sloan gave a pre-game "speech," consisting of two sentences, in the lockerroom and that Fess, "fully participated," along with the rest of the team, in listening to it, too. Aint the first time you've read, or "explained," things in a very selective, distorted manner, then accused others of ignorance and "garbage" for not sharing your delusions, eh, S2?
I never said practice. Is a two-sentence speech what you call "shootaround"? Is the Gettysburg address an entire practice for you, then?

In the post-game interview, Phil Johnson explained that the team hasn't been doing much practicing lately (further dimming the argument that practice be used as a major basis for game time, not that Sloan has used it as such consistently in the past). But if Fes participated in shootaround, sometimes a more significant factor than practice, then it begs the question why he wasn't used in the game.

I'm actually OK that he sat, given that he got elbowed (and given that Utah won and that AJ was less bad than usual, even though the rebounding differential is a giant Mississippi red flag). So given that Sloan has an alibi, and the team had a victory, I'm not gonna press the issue on this game regarding Fes's time, even though any game in which a developing player doesn't get meaningful minutes is stagnation at best and sometimes regression. Kosta Koufos can tell you all about that.
 
Your ignorance is only surpassed by your stupidity

Read much, eh, S2?

Word is, Sloan gave a pre-game "speech," consisting of two sentences, in the lockerroom and that Fess, "fully participated," along with the rest of the team, in listening to it, too. Aint the first time you've read, or "explained," things in a very selective, distorted manner, then accused others of ignorance and "garbage" for not sharing your delusions, eh, S2?

Fes was ESA at 9:00 am and didn't leave until 11:15 am. During this period they ran all sorts of practice drills. Running, shooting etc. It is called a shootaround. This is held every game day unless it is a back-to-back. Do you really think they need 2 hrs 15 mins to listen to coach? Quit being the moron that you seem intent on proving yourself to be.
 
Well, we all knowwed already that you caint read nuthin, Vinny, but chime right on in there, eh?

Still waiting to hear when your double elbow experience fits within your schedule. You can even bring tylenol, aspirin or motrin ahead of time.
 
Man. Jazz fans really do have sand in their twats. This place is depressing after losses and it's depressing after wins.
 
Jazz out rebounded 57-44. Kris Humphries 15 rebs. Jazz are amazingly bad on rebounding, such a contrast from last year.

NJ only shoots 37%

Jazz did a good job will only 5 TOs.

ugly win.
 
"On Tuesday, the Jazz had a rare day of practice, which they haven't had in a week since leaving last Monday for a four-games-in-five-nights stretch in the Southeast...Williams said after Monday's game that he was looking forward to practicing. At Tuesday's practice, Williams expounded on that, saying the Jazz need to work on "concentration (and) executing for the whole game, being in the right spots and then playing defense for the whole game, talking, communicating."

The newspaper reported, accurately, that Fess missed this practice. But whaddaya git from the Fess homers? Claims that anybuddy who believes the newspaper don't know nuthin, deceptively-worded apologies designed to give the impression (which some chumps, like, S2, bite on, like HARD) that Fess did participate in the practice, and ultimately, once that fails, an Allen Iverson "we just talkin bout practice," dismissal.

Alla yawl homers crack my *** plumb UP, I tellya!
 
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