If it weren't for the phantom call on rudy--his fourth foul, one of the most despicable and predictable nba helping the famous team calls--he would have stayed in the game and if he would have been in there for like two more minutes, the run most likely doesn't happen, and okc gives up. One of the most effective rig calls i've ever seen. Truly amazing. We all knew it was coming. Heard multiple national media pundits on podcasts and twitter predict that Gobert would be put foul trouble tonight before the game, so this isn't just home town bias. Bill Simmons called it and made a good point, that Rudy can be called any way the refs choose. That might be a concerning weakness as the team goes forward. This won't be the last time the refs can choose what happens to Gobert, and he probably won't ever be famous enough to get the respect he deserves to stop it form happening. Anyway, putting gobert and favors in foul trouble was always going to happen. Obviously credit has to go to Westbrook and the jazz absolutely collapsed, rolled over, **** themselves and choked. But that doesn't happen if Rudy doesn't get that fourth call. Once that happened the jazz didn't know what to do. Don't know whether to be concerned or confident about this going in to 6. We were clearly the better team, but that collapse was one of the worst I've ever seen. The reffing might be a little better at home, but it probably still won't be in our favor. It wasn't in game four. OKC figured us out defensively--they will switch, play melo a lot less. Westbrook smells blood. He's got his confidence back. Think i would have rather OKC lead the whole game then historically collapsing like that. Jazz absolutely need to run their offense better. Rubio played really poorly after the run started, and I don't think Ingles took a shot at all. I wonder what the adjustment will be to OKC switching and not playing melo as much.