Did we really just have a winning streak? Where is that team?
OH yeah that team had more Tinsley, and more Favors.
OH yeah that team had more Tinsley, and more Favors.
Utah Jazz v. LA Clippers 03/31/2012 - 8:30PM Mountain - FSN (UT), PRIME(CA)
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bjunior
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It all began when Ty made that 4 OT show in Atlanta.
After the trade deadline the team started to play with heart. And the coach by making mistakes ruined all that chemistry.
You can't do it in prof. sport in that way. Now it will cost some time until maybe the locker room will have passion for actually winning.
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After the trade deadline the team started to play with heart. And the coach by making mistakes ruined all that chemistry.
You can't do it in prof. sport in that way. Now it will cost some time until maybe the locker room will have passion for actually winning.
ps. don't reply this message
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bjunior
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Jamaal Tinsley waited for his chance all season
He was the guy who don't complain to the media for his minutes and when it was necessary did the job done.
He was the guy who always met the players with special attitude when the time out was called and the players come to the bench.
And I'm sure this list can be continued..
I can understand when a better player comes after the injury. But this..
Ty Corbin or who makes the decisions behind the scenes - good job and not only with the "Tinsley" case.
For those who always says "jazzhaters"
Look, nobody dies, everything will be fine. It just could've been a lot better )))
He was the guy who don't complain to the media for his minutes and when it was necessary did the job done.
He was the guy who always met the players with special attitude when the time out was called and the players come to the bench.
And I'm sure this list can be continued..
I can understand when a better player comes after the injury. But this..
Ty Corbin or who makes the decisions behind the scenes - good job and not only with the "Tinsley" case.
For those who always says "jazzhaters"
Look, nobody dies, everything will be fine. It just could've been a lot better )))
“I think it's(my subbing pattern) taking its toll now.”
- Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin, admitting that his team is feeling the after-effects of last Sunday's quadruple-overtime loss in Atlanta
- Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin, admitting that his team is feeling the after-effects of last Sunday's quadruple-overtime loss in Atlanta
addictionary
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I know I don't.
Enes played okay in limited minutes. He scored a few garbage buckets and drew a foul on Kenyon Martin in the post. The rest of the time he was shutdown. Can't think of much else he did. Favors should have played more. Corbin has a strange desire to always play Paul against All-star PF's. Even when Favors is defending them better.
aybars
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thank you,,u just been repped sir
addictionary
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sorry man I didn't see it till now. enes was pretty accurate and hard working inside the paint. he defended better than the few previous games but he still needs to learn to block shots, be agile about it. on the offensive end, he's making progress in his new baby hook. he's gonna be a good post-up player.
Grandpa Jazz
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realized this three weeks ago. Corbin will NEVER realize it. Harris is playing much better, but Tinsleys time on the floor has been more productive and the team plays better.
//r00t 4 Jazz
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Corbin has pissed me off with over playing Watson as well but to put all the blame on him is insane. The Sacto game had nothing to do with Favors going 0 for 11 or 13 whatever it was it set a Jazz franchise record. Or the Clipps game nothing to do with how hot the Clipps were shooting, yes Corbin made some bad decisions I can agree with that but he's not the sole reason the Jazz lost.
*although when watching the game I definitely blame him a lot*
*although when watching the game I definitely blame him a lot*