What's new
By:

Jazz vs Nets | Wednesday November 17th @ 7pm

Why no Evans or Fess?

I can understand not playing well and being benched... But not even getting out of their warmups? Why?
 
Yeah dude you are totally wanting to Fes succeed

Hopper said:
Fess hung over, yet again, eh? Like, whooda thunk, I ax ya?
Click to expand...

I tell you what. Let me have Fes first give you an elbow to the back of the head, (which is what he received on a rebound attempt) and then an elbow to your chin giving you a gash needing 4 stitches and let's ask you how you feel.
 
Mantis said:
It's a result of the shot he took on Monday that needed stitches.
Click to expand...

Fes was fine, ready to play and not happy that he didn't. He was cleared to play and even sent to check in with 44 seconds left in the 1st half but that was the extent of Jerry's benevolence.
 
go4jazz said:
Fes was fine, ready to play and not happy that he didn't. He was cleared to play and even sent to check in with 44 seconds left in the 1st half but that was the extent of Jerry's benevolence.
Click to expand...

Jerry's "benevolence?" Is that what gets players into (or out of) games? Did Fess miss practice with "dizzyness?"
 
Hopper said:
Jerry's "benevolence?" Is that what gets players into (or out of) games? Did Fess miss practice with "dizzyness?"
Click to expand...

Fes rode a bike for two hours during practice yesterday and was early to shoot around today, participated fully and filmed a commercial but you're right what the hell does anyone else know? Also when are you up for your double elbowing?
 
Good to see a win I guess, as ugly as it was. I'm shocked how poorly the bench did. 10 points with 5 players each getting a bucket going a combined 5-17 from the floor. Yikes.
 
"Utah's rotation is still not cemented. But it is becoming increasingly clear that Jeremy Evans and Kyrylo Fesenko are the 11th and 12th men. That's not a knock on either player. Both have played well since training camp and made significant contributions. But Gordon Hayward has recently edged Evans, while Francisco Elson is becoming more familiar in Utah's second unit than Fesenko."

https://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/blogsjazznotes/50701258-62/utah-jazz-bell-jefferson.html.csp

Uh, oh. Time for the Fess fanboyz to start callin Elson names agin, eh?
 
Hopper said:
"Utah's rotation is still not cemented. But it is becoming increasingly clear that Jeremy Evans and Kyrylo Fesenko are the 11th and 12th men. That's not a knock on either player. Both have played well since training camp and made significant contributions. But Gordon Hayward has recently edged Evans, while Francisco Elson is becoming more familiar in Utah's second unit than Fesenko."

https://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/blogsjazznotes/50701258-62/utah-jazz-bell-jefferson.html.csp

Uh, oh. Time for the Fess fanboyz to start callin Elson names agin, eh?
Click to expand...

Nice try Hackatron. Ive got no problems with Elson. I do think Fes' size is better suited to make a difference in the game though.
 
Hopper said:
"Utah's rotation is still not cemented. But it is becoming increasingly clear that Jeremy Evans and Kyrylo Fesenko are the 11th and 12th men. That's not a knock on either player. Both have played well since training camp and made significant contributions. But Gordon Hayward has recently edged Evans, while Francisco Elson is becoming more familiar in Utah's second unit than Fesenko."

https://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/blogsjazznotes/50701258-62/utah-jazz-bell-jefferson.html.csp

Uh, oh. Time for the Fess fanboyz to start callin Elson names agin, eh?
Click to expand...

"Should be noted, though, that Evans and Fesenko are also coming off minor injuries."
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Share this page
Back
Top