Eminem
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Well no offense but it doesn't boil down to how many points the palyers score that the jazz guard considering that We spread out our scoring alot. Ak is not a big scorer. HE should of played better defense though.
Pistons vs Jazz - 01/03/2011
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Well no offense but it doesn't boil down to how many points the palyers score that the jazz guard considering that We spread out our scoring alot. Ak is not a big scorer. HE should of played better defense though.
memo is money
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Not to take anything from him, but Tayshaun had some tough shots and he was able to deliver. I think, for the most part, AK had a pretty good game. The Jazz are definitely siginificantly better when AK hustles and plays to his strengths, focuses on the game. Yesterday, he was not %100 either but was able to contribute to the win. I have been waiting him to put a consistent performance ever since he got that contract. Hopefully, his contract year, at least, will be his year.
//r00t 4 Jazz
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Also not all points scored where on AK, Prince was also guarded by CJ, Hayward (in his 5min) and Bell for a very short time.
Rip also shot very well in the game and in the first half so did Charlie V and Ben G.
jimmy eat jazz
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I always have mixed feelings about playing teams like Detroit. While it will be nice to get a blowout win (and play four strong quarters), a tight game like this is certainly more entertaining, particularly for those of us in the stands. I'm one who takes a win, however, regardless of the form. I'm not convinced that how a team plays one night has much bearing at all on how it plays the next on any systematic basis.
I'm a bit confused by Detroit. My impression is that it is not a bad team; has some definite talent. Prince still appears to have it; Hamilton is down some but still good. I would expect it to have a better record. So what's its problem?
Interesting that Ben Gordon rode the bench down the stretch. McGrady can be a real contributor, I think, if he plays within himself these days. Can't put up his old stats, but could be a consistent triple double threat given his multiple talents. Maybe a Grant Hill type resurrection is not out of the question for him (conceding that Grant is a shell of his former self, but still capable of solid contribution).
I'm a bit confused by Detroit. My impression is that it is not a bad team; has some definite talent. Prince still appears to have it; Hamilton is down some but still good. I would expect it to have a better record. So what's its problem?
Interesting that Ben Gordon rode the bench down the stretch. McGrady can be a real contributor, I think, if he plays within himself these days. Can't put up his old stats, but could be a consistent triple double threat given his multiple talents. Maybe a Grant Hill type resurrection is not out of the question for him (conceding that Grant is a shell of his former self, but still capable of solid contribution).
I thought he played supremely well last night. That said, I hope he is traded away.
memo is money
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I can assure you that any real Jazz fan would take a blowout win over a close but so-called entertaining game. Tmac's three point try scared the hell out of me. I did not find anything entertaining in that game' being so close from start to finish, to be honest with you. We certainly will take the W but I wish the game could come to us a little bit easier.
memo is money
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I would pay for seats if I lived in Utah, man. I used to pay for League Pass, though. I will tell you that.
AK's PER this year is the 2nd worst of his career, only behind the abominable '06-'07 season. His win-shares is also second-lowest of his career behind the '06-'07 year.
jimmy eat jazz
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I can assure you as a season ticket holder, close games are much more entertaining than blowouts, at least from my perspective. I'm talking about the entertainment factor not the satisfaction factor. Blowouts are more satisfying, close games more entertaining. In the end, it matters less to me how we win than we win. But I also like to be entertained, especially when I'm paying a lot of money for the privilege.
LifeOnaPlate
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Did you see the shots Prince was hitting? I'd say AK's defensive lapses allowed a handful of baskets, but that was quite the game for Prince, who also played about half a quarter longer than AK. I need to see when AK was covering Prince and when he wasn't.
LifeOnaPlate
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I can live with that!
Cheers to root, eminem, memo, and other posters who can reasonably discuss AK's game last night.