MVP of the Blazer Game

[Brown Notes]

This was a very significant win.

I would like to find out who the inhabitants of this forum believe is the most responsible for this win.

 

[Double Negative]

Earl J

 

[Brown Notes]

I personally voted for the coach. We had a lot of individual contributions but the way he changed the way LMA was defended changed the game.

 

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

The Jazz defense. And rebounding. See, you can beat good teams when you don't have a great shooting percentage if you actually do these things. That is how you win in the playoffs. You cannot count on continually having to beat teams by outscoring them in high-scoring games. Teams can be much more consistent if their focus is on defense and rebounding. Offense will come naturally as a result because you will break the opposing team's spirit if they cannot consistently score against you. It is a proven fact: Defense wins championships in sports.

 

[Revolution 9]

Kanter or Earl. CJ wasn't bad either. If he had made on of those final jumpers he would have got my vote.

 

[hidn]

Kanter, coming in and getting all of those rebounds got us back into the game.

 

[Stoked]

I voted for the Bulldog.

Edit: Double Negative I see Chili's in you sig. Any irl connection to Chili's?

 

[just because]

Where's Hayward? I know his first half was bad but the second half was pretty good and his block at the end was critical.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

CJ, without him the 2nd quarter would have turned into a 20 point blowout.

 

[HipHopAnonymous]

Raja!

 

[YB85]

Where's Favors? His stint on LA in the third effectively took Aldridge out of the game. He should at least be considered.

As for the answer to this poll, I really don't know who the MVP was. It was a total team win.

 

[MVP]

Watson - no question. Think about this way, if Watson was not there would he Jazz pulled it out? No freaking way....His energy was contagious and he made all right plays during the run.