The Real Problem

[//r00t 4 Jazz]

Too me the teams Jazz are playing do a lot of the similar things but the Jazz get the fouls called on them more, like Cy said in the game thread Vučević was doing more or at least the same as the Jazz bigs but no fouls, Memphis game is another example they are extremely physical and push on most rebounds but the Jazz get called at least for a few of those every game and people push Rudy and Favs just as much if not more.

Not excusing the Jazz for fouling just my opinion.

 

[The Midnight]

We should have gone hard after the RFA whose team signed him to a max contract?

You understand why we couldn't go "hard" after him?

What I meant was trade for him with OKC.

 

[kabenac]

I think the problem is the Jazz have good compliment players who don't like to force anything and would play better if there was a star who took the pressure off them. We don't have a star go-to-guy. If we did guys like Hayward and Hood would have more space to operate. As long as the player in question isn't a chucker, having a selfish offensive player who can score wouldn't be a bad notion.

 

[Game6Conley]

I like how Neto uses his fouls tbh. Obviously Quinn has instructed him to play that way.. He's stopped a handful of fast breaks already.

 

[NAOS]

the real problem is that we have too many cakks and pies. Had to let **** bakk.

 

[NUMBERICA]

What I meant was trade for him with OKC.

It's pure comedy that we traded Enes Kanter, OKC traded Reggie Jackson, and the Jazz got pretty much nothing.

 

[Krakdol]

The pure comedy is OKC gave a max contract to a guy who's now on the bench and plays only 20 mpg (never in money time) because he still can't defend.

The right to sign this stupid contract was worth a 1st round pick + Pleiss.

 

[silesian]

It's pure comedy that we traded Enes Kanter, OKC traded Reggie Jackson, and the Jazz got pretty much nothing.

Yes pretty funny how okc got the shaft. Glad we dumped kanter for second half of season for a pick.

 

[framer]

It's pure comedy that we traded Enes Kanter, OKC traded Reggie Jackson, and the Jazz got pretty much nothing.

The Reggie Jackson currently on a five year 80 million dollar contract? Pretty sure the Jazz wanted no part of that contract, a pic, even a low first rounder is worth more than a two month rental of Jackson,, especially when Exum was our future.