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Special Sunday edition: Angels on the Hardwood -- Jazz @ Warriors 3/25/2018 6:30 pm MST

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No, I'm pretty low-key and am also really bad at that kind of stuff, but I am 100% sure I could have talked to some players if I wanted.

I got eye contact from everyone but Quin - lol
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Lucky you. Get the wrong look from Quin Snyder and you disintegrate into a heap of ashes. Best not to risk it - even in a blowout against the Dubs summer league team.
 
I see the first scene of Mad Yamers - Fury Bed Sit, beginning in his filthy dwelling, Yamers strapped into his chair like Hemingway when he's big game fishing, bullhorn in one hand, revolver in the other, coffee table with an overflowing ashtray next to him. Empty bottles of scotch strewn around the room, cockroaches crawling everywhere, a TV sits perched nervously atop a couple of milk creates and the opening credits start with "Welcome to game 7 of the NBA Finals, the Utah Jazz take on the Boston Celtics, game 7 from the Garden."

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our protagonist in a local park, bull horn in hand, half empty bottle of makers mark in the other, shouting a abuse at children during little league practice to sooth him through the torment of the off season...
 
I've only seen Exum play live twice, but each game had moments where his ability playing defense in the paint stuck out a little.
 
Rubashov said:
I see the first scene of Mad Yamers - Fury Bed Sit, beginning in his filthy dwelling, Yamers strapped into his chair like Hemingway when he's big game fishing, bullhorn in one hand, revolver in the other, coffee table with an overflowing ashtray next to him. Empty bottles of scotch strewn around the room, ****roaches crawling everywhere, a TV sits perched nervously atop a couple of milk creates and the opening credits start with "Welcome to game 7 of the NBA Finals, the Utah Jazz take on the Boston Celtics, game 7 from the Garden."

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"6 months earlier"

our protagonist in a local park, bull horn in hand, half empty bottle of makers mark in the other, shouting a abuse at children during little league practice to sooth him through the torment of the off season...
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not gona lie, it's solid.
 
Jack Strop said:
Rubio, our PG, with ZERO assists.
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I agree. Bad game for Rubio. O.K. On the other hand, Rubio career APG 8,2/7,3/8,6/8,8/8,7/9,1, this season 5,4. I think is not suspicious to be a bad passer, so, maybe the system has something to do with it. Anyway, you´re right , bad game for Rubio.
Please, when he plays a good game, i would like to read your posts. As i wrote in the last game , when he plays well 1 post , when he plays bad no limit. Unfortunately, Dante is not ready to carry the team through the playoffs this year, perhaps next year will be. So, please, a little more support for Ricky, it will be good for the whole team
 
Deckard said:
I agree. Bad game for Rubio. O.K. On the other hand, Rubio career APG 8,2/7,3/8,6/8,8/8,7/9,1, this season 5,4. I think is not suspicious to be a bad passer, so, maybe the system has something to do with it. Anyway, you´re right , bad game for Rubio.
Please, when he plays a good game, i would like to read your posts. As i wrote in the last game , when he plays well 1 post , when he plays bad no limit. Unfortunately, Dante is not ready to carry the team through the playoffs this year, perhaps next year will be. So, please, a little more support for Ricky, it will be good for the whole team
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I agree Ricky's assists are down because of the system. He's not going to average 8-10/game. There's too much ball movement by Utah for that and not the old Sloan PG-centric P&R to the PF. Ingles and Mitchell get their fair share of assists.

But, tbh, I doubt I'll ever be a Rubio fan. He looks for his shot way too much and ignores Mitchell. Maybe if he were a better shooter, but he's not. Yes, he'll have hot games. But 41%/34% is NOT efficient (and it's a career high). I also think he's overrated as a defender.

I want to see the Jazz bring in a shooter at the 2 and have the ball in Mitchell's hands all the time. Donovan's role shouldn't be to go stand beyond the arc while Rubio dribbles around for a jumper.
 
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