It's not just Snyder! This is the problem:
Snyder-Very intelligent, but lacks the discipline of holding players accountable. Sometimes you need to call out players publicly to get them to play to their full potential. Sometimes you need to freak out! especially when the refs are screwing us.
Favors- he is very talented but lacks the fire to be special. He has no attitude and plays like a shy little boy half the time.
Gobert- He's got the right attitude, size and is a rebound machine. Problem is he's got no offensive skills. He doesn't have even a 10-15 foot shot, he seems clumsy and week when he's in traffic and or driving to the hoop. His hands are soft and week. the results are not enough scoring and a lot of turnovers.
Hayward- He's our best player and a max contract guy. He doesn't play like a max contract guy! He's an awesome number two option guy, not a max player. His biggest problem is he's passive at times and looses the ball a lot when he becomes the dribbler.
Mack- overhyped, he's honestly our third best point guard and for whatever reason was thrown into the starting role. He has shown his ability to be a slasher/floater type scorer, but for the past 4 games his confidence has been shattered. he's not a starter period! He cant buy a shot and so he's not even looking to be a scorer anymore.
Neto- He plays with fire and might be our best point guard at this point. But he lacks the ability to score from mid-short range. It looks like he's trying to find a fall away shot from his search dribble, But for whatever reason he cant get it to go down...EVER! Lets call it as it is, he's a solid number three point guard and an average number two!
Burke- Disappointing to say the least! He really just needs to accept that he's not an NBA starter and a hell of a good backup. He'll never be a starter, not matter what team he ends up on next season. With that said, he's the best point guard we have this year. Why don't the coaches and management just make him the starter for hell sake? We would be better off at least for this year!
Hood- Has all the scoring talent in the world, but is soft and injury prone. It seems like every 3-4 games he's out with an injury or is sick ect... Grow a pair and play through pain man! we need you out there!
Booker, Lyles, Burks- Are all good players and are flashy at times. But lack consistency. They are and always will be great off the bench. They are not the problem, they're just not our go to guys.
Whithey, Ingles, Johnson and Pleiss- They are all D league players and are killing us in every category when they're on the court. These guys are one of our biggest problems!
Management (Miller family)- It used to be when the team needed a boost Larry H. Miller used to call his players out publicly and handle situations with force. He never let his teams/players slack off. He was hands on because it was his passion. He built the Jazz from the ground up! I just don't see that fire anymore. The Millers are great people and have done a lot for this state, I just wish there was a form of ownership that was actually emotional about his team and held their players, coaches, GM's accountable for not performing. The house that Larry built should mean something to all that's employed there. It's ok to demand effort on every play and in every category of this team.
Snyder-Very intelligent, but lacks the discipline of holding players accountable. Sometimes you need to call out players publicly to get them to play to their full potential. Sometimes you need to freak out! especially when the refs are screwing us.
Favors- he is very talented but lacks the fire to be special. He has no attitude and plays like a shy little boy half the time.
Gobert- He's got the right attitude, size and is a rebound machine. Problem is he's got no offensive skills. He doesn't have even a 10-15 foot shot, he seems clumsy and week when he's in traffic and or driving to the hoop. His hands are soft and week. the results are not enough scoring and a lot of turnovers.
Hayward- He's our best player and a max contract guy. He doesn't play like a max contract guy! He's an awesome number two option guy, not a max player. His biggest problem is he's passive at times and looses the ball a lot when he becomes the dribbler.
Mack- overhyped, he's honestly our third best point guard and for whatever reason was thrown into the starting role. He has shown his ability to be a slasher/floater type scorer, but for the past 4 games his confidence has been shattered. he's not a starter period! He cant buy a shot and so he's not even looking to be a scorer anymore.
Neto- He plays with fire and might be our best point guard at this point. But he lacks the ability to score from mid-short range. It looks like he's trying to find a fall away shot from his search dribble, But for whatever reason he cant get it to go down...EVER! Lets call it as it is, he's a solid number three point guard and an average number two!
Burke- Disappointing to say the least! He really just needs to accept that he's not an NBA starter and a hell of a good backup. He'll never be a starter, not matter what team he ends up on next season. With that said, he's the best point guard we have this year. Why don't the coaches and management just make him the starter for hell sake? We would be better off at least for this year!
Hood- Has all the scoring talent in the world, but is soft and injury prone. It seems like every 3-4 games he's out with an injury or is sick ect... Grow a pair and play through pain man! we need you out there!
Booker, Lyles, Burks- Are all good players and are flashy at times. But lack consistency. They are and always will be great off the bench. They are not the problem, they're just not our go to guys.
Whithey, Ingles, Johnson and Pleiss- They are all D league players and are killing us in every category when they're on the court. These guys are one of our biggest problems!
Management (Miller family)- It used to be when the team needed a boost Larry H. Miller used to call his players out publicly and handle situations with force. He never let his teams/players slack off. He was hands on because it was his passion. He built the Jazz from the ground up! I just don't see that fire anymore. The Millers are great people and have done a lot for this state, I just wish there was a form of ownership that was actually emotional about his team and held their players, coaches, GM's accountable for not performing. The house that Larry built should mean something to all that's employed there. It's ok to demand effort on every play and in every category of this team.
