JimLes
Well-Known Member
What was the average age of the starting lineups those previous blow ups.
Pg
youth
Corbin vs sloan
pg
foul trouble
redefining an offensive system
The last one I think is important. No one is as yet %100 sure who is going to be the center of our offense. There will be a lot of hiccups until we figure out what we can expect from each guy every night on the offensive side of the court.
I know I listed pg twice because it is going to be a weakness that Jazz fans are not used to dealing with,
There was no PG in 2003 or 2011 either. Unless you count Harris and Arroyo as something significantly better than what we're working with now. Corbin was also the coach in 2011, so it's not like he's a complete moron, despite what you hear around here. He's already guided a team supposed to finish dead last to playoffs once. Centre of offense? Was that not the issue in 2011 and 2003, as well?
The bottom line is this. Like framer said, the Jazz have the advantage of something resembling a long-term plan. What the **** is the Kings plan? Get lottery picks and aimlessly amble through the season? They've been doing that for the past decade? The Jazz also have more talent on the roster than a good two-thirds of the league. You can win a lot of games, especially against poorly run and poorly coached teams, on talent alone. Add the crazy fans and the fact that ESA will probably sell out for a good chunk of home games, and I don't see how the Jazz could finish below the likes of Phoenix, Sacramento, Nawlins, Lakers, or even Dallas.