Same here. I actually thought his coaching wasn't bad yesterday even though the Jazz lost. Maybe Favors should have been left in but eh, I liked his patterns for the most part.
Tyrone Corbin Appreciation Thread
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Same here. I actually thought his coaching wasn't bad yesterday even though the Jazz lost. Maybe Favors should have been left in but eh, I liked his patterns for the most part.
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And George continues to entertain this board with his trolling. Come march or April will anyone remember this guy? Doubt it
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And Thriller continues his routine of posting maybe one solid post per 300. Come march or April will anyone ever like this guy? Doubt it.
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gregbroncs
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This is not the game to pump up his coaching skills. The bench outplayed the starters of the Thunder, making Corbin's rotations look even more brainless.
Big Al had to tell Ty to leave him in the game at the end of 3rd. He wasn't going to let Ty **** it up again.
The people who hate him will continue to hate him unless we go to the conference finals, or at have a competitive 2nd round series. If we lose in the 1st round it will be because of Corbin. If we win the 1st round, it will be in spite of Corbin.
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Actually i have seen alot of people coming around to being ok with corbin lately.
Kinda like last year when injuries forced him to play burks, it is helping him out again this year.
Maybe, the # of people who actually hate Corbin is probably overblown in my head because of how much of a broken record DJ is.
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I admit, i was corbin hater, but lately he has been trying some new things (kanter with millsap, millsap at the 3, foye and burks together) and he has started to sub offense for defense and good free throw shooters for bad ones at the crucial points at the end of games.
Plus the teams record is pretty good even with some injuries and using 50 year olds at the point.
When i was a corbin hater i believe i had good reason for it since burks never played, and he never tried new things or made adjustments and didn't make those crucial coaching adjustments at the end of games.
He has definately gotten better as the season has went on, but its just frustrating that most of us on jazzfanz would have been making these good decisions/adjustments from game 1 of the season and it takes corbin half a season to learn about making offense for defense adjustments and trying the big lineup ect ect..... and once again it took injuries for him to actually give burks playing time.
Some people have gone overboard a little in the criticisms of corbin (probably include myself in this group) but alot of our criticisms were warranted.
I actually like a lot of Corbin's lineups lately, other than the same boring *** starting lineup that he insists on keeping for some bizarre reason. The only thing that's distressing is that it's injury that's forced his hand, and not thinking outside the vet box.
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The problem with Corbin is that the adjustments he has made recently was forced on him by injuries, just like they were last year and the year before. And when the injured player(s) return, it's as if the great things the sub did while the player was out didn't happen. When Hayward and Mo return to the lineup, Burks playing time will be reduced to less than 5 minutes, if he gets to play at all.
I don't want Kanter starting for Jefferson and Millsap starting instead of Favors doesn't give me heartburn, it's the distribution of minutes that pisses the hell out of me.