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This season will vindicate Ty Corbin

Julie Greengiant said:
You guys realize that Mike Malone is the coach of the Kings? One of the great current defensive minded coaches in the NBA?
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One of the greatest defensive minds of the day approves of Corbin. One of the top 4 coaches of all time hired the guy onto his staff. Are we seeing a trend yet?
 
Phil Jackson hired Brian Shaw to be his assistant coach. That must mean Brian Shaw is a great head coach.
 
I am still waiting for you to clarify what you'd consider Ty vindicated? You can declare a vague statement like "This season will vindicate Ty Corbin" a success with pretty much any foreseeable outcome of this season. Give us some specific and hopefully objective criteria we should look at when judging whether or not Ty will be vindicated and lets see if we even agree they are reasonable when declaring Ty's vindication status post 2014-2015 season...
 
stitches said:
I am still waiting for you to clarify what you'd consider Ty vindicated? You can declare a vague statement like "This season will vindicate Ty Corbin" a success with pretty much any foreseeable outcome of this season. Give us some specific and hopefully objective criteria we should look at when judging whether or not Ty will be vindicated and lets see if we even agree they are reasonable when declaring Ty's vindication status post 2014-2015 season...
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franklin said:
Sounds about right to me. With all the improvement, rough start last year, and a team now not intentionally designed to fail, I think if Snyder can push that up to 40 wins then I'll be wrong about Corbin.


Keep in mind I didn't set the parameter, the fan base did. Why is everyone like Core4 trying to whitewash everything they wrote about it last season? Saying the Jazz were a 48 win 6th seed if Hornacek were here.
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OK, I apologize... I must have missed that. I also apologize that I ever posted in this thread after such a post by franklin. Now at least I am sure it's a troll thread...
 
Just rename this thread "the war of 1812". It has a few things in common.
1. Its in the ancient past. (I'm sorry Ms. Jackson)
2. No one gives a sh** not even Sacramento
3. He's gone, and has been for a while now. (The war of 1812 is more interesting than this boring-*** topic)
 
Lakers_Slapper said:
Just rename this thread "the war of 1812". It has a few things in common.
1. Its in the ancient past. (I'm sorry Ms. Jackson)
2. No one gives a sh** not even Sacramento
3. He's gone, and has been for a while now. (The war of 1812 is more interesting than this boring-*** topic)
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I don't think it is any coincidence your brain referenced 1812. For many of us, watching a Corbin team on offense felt like watching basketball played in the 19th century.

I don't care if they lose every game and it comes to light that Snyder doesn't know the difference between the pick and roll or a danish roll, at least you can almost sit through a game this year without the feeling that you are watching two snails hump.
 
The Pearl said:
I don't think it is any coincidence your brain referenced 1812. For many of us, watching a Corbin team on offense felt like watching basketball played in the 19th century.

I don't care if they lose every game and it comes to light that Snyder doesn't know the difference between the pick and roll or a danish roll, at least you can almost sit through a game this year without the feeling that you are watching two snails hump.
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Frankie says otherwise.
 
The Pearl said:
I don't care if they lose every game and it comes to light that Snyder doesn't know the difference between the pick and roll or a danish roll, at least you can almost sit through a game this year without the feeling that you are watching two snails hump.
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I feel the same. I like watching the ball being passed around and players actually moving to spots. Sure, the team has a long ways to go, but I think we're moving in the right direction. Offensively, just need to start hitting shots. Jazz are shooting 6% lower on their 3's than opponents. Defensively, I at least see the players switching. Maybe the answer is personnel: better starters at PG and PF, perhaps even finding a better wing and moving Alec to the bench. Or maybe the team just needs to continue to play together and improve their adjustments as the season progresses.
 
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