We are making baby steps progress.
Baed on what?
We are making baby steps progress.
We are making baby steps progress.
Long run, schl0ng run. Been like that for the longest time.Which helps the team in the long run. You run a win now at all costs franchise and you run the risk of becoming the Knicks (although the Knicks are finally improving a bit) or the Cavs if it doesn't work...which it only does for 1/32 teams each year.
Long run, schl0ng run. Been like that for the longest time.
If the Celtics had hang on to Jefferson and their lotto pick instead of trading for Garnett and Allen, they wouldn't have had a ring and probably still be in the lottery or a perpetual also-ran like the Jazz. And up to now, the Celtics are still contending.
But sure, with Deron likely to leave with all this same-old same old and the great Hayward era upon us soon, let's try the same track for another decade or so and see what happens. Or more accurately, doesn't happen.
I agree. They take one wobbly step and then fall on their face.
I dont think it can get uglier than this...I mean, the Jazz scored 81 points against a team that plays no defense.
Depends, if you want production and wins then yes but if you want frustrated homicidal posts then no.does anyone else think it was a mistake for the Jazz to hire Harpring as the layup instructor for both Hayward and Jefferson?
Not just now. If you are a longtime Jazz fan you would realize by now that this has been the story for ever. As long as this thing is run by the Millers the Jazz philosophy is going to be- do as much as possible to field a team that qualifies for the playoffs. Beyond that, anything extra should be just a bonus. Championship ain't worth shaking up things or breaking the bank. Fan base loyalty and franchise stability is the bottomline. Fielding a "competetive" team that makes the playoffs is the business goal. Championship can just be like a nice icing on the cake, whenever it comes.
The Utah Jazz are the only organization in pro sports where the head coach gets a free pass.
Yep. They'll just say the players aren't playing hard enough, but that's an unrealistic expectation both in the NBA and any business. If you think your boss is a dope and/or their leadership isn't getting results, you're not gonna work as hard for them as you otherwise would.
...We are not going to win a championship with how the NBA is currently modeled. ...