So far so good after that embarrassing *** kicking last night.
The point guards were awesome too. 2-13 shooting, zero trips to the line, lots of turnovers, and totally out matched defensively.
It's called a bad game, and The wiz playing out of there minds. Doesn't mean we need to be spending valuable assets for a rental that would've made us marginally better for one year. Exum is injured, Trey sucks, and Neto is a rookie, and let's not forget that this team is still the 4th youngest team in the league.
It's called cake baking for a reason. Rome wasn't built in a day. It will take years to get to where we want to be, unless Exum becomes that superstar we covet, Let's also not forget that the cake baking was accelerated by the genius moves by DL to trade for Gobert and drafting of hood. TPP can criticize DL and the Jazz org all he wants, but at the end of the day they know 100 times more then he. Let's also not forget that we still are in the hunt, and have a more then fair shot to make the playoffs and advance past the 7-8th spots in playoff rankings.
TPP, me not wanting to lose Hood plus a first for Teague, or or trading for a guy like Lawson that will or could slow Exum's possible rise to stardom doesn't mean I have a loser mentality, and same for the Jazz org. Sounds like TPP wishes the Jazz were more like the Knicks taking every risk in the book. What has it got them? A star that is known for being a me first win second player. Remember some of there moves... Signings... They've tried purchasing and dealing for a championship caliber team, and what has it got them? The only thing good about that team is Porz.
This team is going to be very good if the Jazz stay the course and let the baking do its thing. Let's also not forget the return of Burks being imminent. That alone will improve pg play and a boost to our playoff run. I can almost tast that sweet sweet cake. It would be a shame to ruin it now, after how long we've waited.
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