The eastern conference was much weaker last season. No way a team led by Tatum, Rozier, Horford and Brown would've made it to the eastern conference finals this year.
Terry Rozier?
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The eastern conference was much weaker last season. No way a team led by Tatum, Rozier, Horford and Brown would've made it to the eastern conference finals this year.
Or maybe it's Rosie? The career scrub (who talks about himself in the 3rd person) who thinks he's owed minutes because of one good playoff series sounds like a bigger team chemistry issue to me.
LoPo
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You are right about the East being better, but that didn't matter. This roster has been a failed experiment all season long.
Boston exceeded expectations last year because they had fantastic team chemistry. The failed to live up to expectations this year because they had awful team chemistry.
Rozier was not the problem this year. Kyrie and not fully recovered Hayward were the problem. Just wait and see - Rozier will be a good starter one day.
Rosie will be a good starter as soon as Jonathan Simmons becomes one.
LoPo
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He already was one on a playoff team in San Antonio. https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/s/simmojo02/gamelog/2018/
But of course you take things out of context Cy. I thought Simmons would be a good contributor as part of the rotation. Hell, I still think he would fit in well off the bench.
latin jazz
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Oh no, here we go again....
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Starting 8 games in a season does not make one a starter
LoPo
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Simmons hasn't panned out as well as I thought he would. Still think he would be an asset off our bench.
Odgerton13
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No way I want Rozier. He is not a good distributor or shot creator. If he was he would have earned more minutes from a recovering Hayward. But the Celtics needed hobbled Hayward on the floor to steady the flow of the offense and he wasn't really good at it either.
Coach Ellis
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No thanks to Scary Terry. He’s not what the Jazz need. I’d rather see Royce O’Neale starting than have the Jazz overpay for Rozier.
LoPo
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I would like to know what Donovan Mitchell thinks of the idea of adding Rozier. It's obvious that Rozier wants to start somewhere, and here, he could but we wouldn't have to play him 30mpg. A rotation of Rozier, Exum, Donovan, and Grayson at PG and SG could be really strong one day. O'Neale can play the 3 and sometimes 4.
Who cares what Donovan thinks. The front office needs to build the best and most competitive team they possibly can. We shouldn't worry about signing players because they're friends with our star player. Acquiring the most talented players possible and trying to build a contending team will make Donovan far happier than signing guy's because he played with them in college or is friends with them off the court. You can't let the inmates run the asylum.