I love Rudy and his comments. I thought his comments were merely an echoing of what Quin and Dennis O'Lindsey have said in the past.
For maybe three years, and certainly the last two the jazz have customized an offense that emphasizes Rudys strengths and hides his weaknesses. As many of you have pointed out post ups are not his strength. He knows that, he knows his strength is catching it high and dunking.
He wants more touches at the rim, and fewer passes from Conley when he is 8 ft from the basket (Locke and Boone noted it kept happening last night).
The real Jazz problem is Conley wants to beat his guy and have no one else in front of him (Gasol would pop) but Rudy has to roll, it is what he is. The lane is clogged for Conley, and Rudy ain't getting his either. Jazz got 55 million in salary committed to these two incompatible players.
Worse, the roster doesn't offer either guy a break. Meaning, when Rudy goes off the floor he is replaced with Davis or Bradley who play close to the basket like Gobert. Still no pop for Conley. And when Conley sits pg duties go to Mitchell or Mudiay two guys determined to get theirs.
Quin has proven to be resourceful. He made Nerdward and then made Rudy and Mitchell with a ragtag cast. He might find a fix here before the whole thing implodes.