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Salt Lake Tribune - It’s an NBA urban legend: Did Jazz scorekeepers inflate John Stockton’s...
mellow
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Nice work Andy. Thanks for killing the myth, and giving us something to talk about other than FA dreams.
I don't believe there is a way to quantify it, but as I recall the Jazz of the late 80's and early 90's played slightly different on the road. I was just a kid but I noticed I liked the home games better. Jazz played tighter, more conservative on the road. They slowed the pace down. I also want to say Stock played fewer minutes on the road, that is a stat I can investigate--test my 30-year memory of a 12-year old's perception.
I don't believe there is a way to quantify it, but as I recall the Jazz of the late 80's and early 90's played slightly different on the road. I was just a kid but I noticed I liked the home games better. Jazz played tighter, more conservative on the road. They slowed the pace down. I also want to say Stock played fewer minutes on the road, that is a stat I can investigate--test my 30-year memory of a 12-year old's perception.