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Utah Jazz VS Portland Blazers -- Tue. Oct. 25th @8pm MDT

Gameface said:
What is disappointing to me is that they told us that he was being held out for precautionary reasons. That's fine for pre-season. But this is a regular season game in a season where we're aiming for the upper half of the playoff bracket. So he's missing games now. The Jazz organization isn't just tight-lipped in regard to injuries, they are dishonest.

I'm starting to feel like a battered spouse. The flowers were nice and it was sweet that they cleaned the house, but they're back to hitting me again and I don't like it.
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Fair enough. But the IT syndrome stuff came out like 2 weeks ago.

But yes I agree that the Jazz could be much more forth coming and honest with players health info. Like a timetable for Burks and an update on Hayward.
 
Shad said:
I don't want to be a Debbie downer but the blazers have won their last 15 home openers. :d per espn
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Wow. Thats impressive.

Streak ends tonight.
 
tleikheen said:
If that's the case then I don't think Jazz will win with this starting lineup....I see a poor defensive lineup that can't rebound
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No such thing as a poor defensive lineup with Gobert out there.
 
I have a number of Jazz T-shirts.

I was going through them looking for one to wear for the first game of the season...

Favors...nope
Hayward...nope
Burks...nope
Exum...ok
 
Jazz still going to win. This is exactly why we were all so excited by the moves that were made this past summer.

Hill, Exum, Hood, JJ, Ingles, Lyles, Diaw, Gobert, and mack are a good enough 9 man rotation to win tonight.

W
 
fishonjazz said:
Jazz still going to win. This is exactly why we were all so excited by the moves that were made this past summer.

Hill, Exum, Hood, JJ, Ingles, Lyles, Diaw, Gobert, and mack are a good enough 9 man rotation to win tonight.

W
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Plus the Blazers are down Ezeli. Is he a starter or back up?
 
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