Jazz at game 41 last 10 seasons comparisions

Post #1 » by **FJS** » Sun Jan 20, 2008 12:03 pm

2007-08: 23-18
2006-07: 27-14 finished 51-31
2005-06: 20-21 finished 41-41
2004-05: 14-27 finished 26-56
2003-04: 21-20 finished 42-40
2002-03: 25-16 finished 47-35
2001-02: 22-19 finished 44-38
2000-01: 27-14 finished 53-29
1999-00: 27-14 finished 55-27
1998-99: 32-9 finished 37-13
1997-98: 28-13 finished 62-20

Post #2 » by **FJS** » Sun Jan 20, 2008 3:29 pm

Wathing history we should win between 44 and 48... enough for playoff???

Ming Kong! · Post #3 » by **Ming Kong!** » Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:32 pm

Considering the funk we had before Korver arrived, I think we'll do fine. We've won 10 out of our last 12, so we're actually playing as good as anybody in the west of late. This isn't our year, but I think we definitely have a fair shot at topping 51 from last year. San Antonio is a big question mark this year, and really the only team once again that worries me in a playoff series.

jazzed77 · Post #4 » by **jazzed77** » Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:50 pm

Ming Kong! wrote:Considering the funk we had before Korver arrived, I think we'll do fine. We've won 10 out of our last 12, so we're actually playing as good as anybody in the west of late. This isn't our year, but I think we definitely have a fair shot at topping 51 from last year. San Antonio is a big question mark this year, and really the only team once again that worries me in a playoff series.

you would never know by the attitude of some of the "fans" here.....only losses to the red hot blazers and a pissed off nuggets team(who were getting the benefit of makeup calls for the game before IMHO) and both road games......

Ming Kong! · Post #5 » by **Ming Kong!** » Sun Jan 20, 2008 9:30 pm

jazzed77 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

you would never know by the attitude of some of the "fans" here.....only losses to the red hot blazers and a pissed off nuggets team(who were getting the benefit of makeup calls for the game before IMHO) and both road games......

Yeah, I wouldn't say that I don't have my doubts, because this team is anything but easy to disect. Every player on this team has had high streaks and low streaks, including Boozer and Williams, and I'd say it's a little early to have not established any consistency with any player on the team. We still have another half of the season to play, and I'm sure we can work on fixing some of our complexes. but will we even be prepared to go as far as we did last year? Difficult to tell.

red4hf · Post #6 » by **red4hf** » Mon Jan 21, 2008 12:59 am

We should easily make the playoffs, but we really ought to win the division if we want to make some noise in the postseason........

Post #7 » by **bleu** » Mon Jan 21, 2008 1:33 am

I think we're in a good postition to make the playoffs

Duiz · Post #8 » by **Duiz** » Mon Jan 21, 2008 2:44 am

vainsake wrote:I think we're in a good postition to make the playoffs

Golden State came from behind to beat Chicago. Chicago would have won, and we would be in the playoffs today.

Da110n0rcutt · Post #9 » by **Da110n0rcutt** » Mon Jan 21, 2008 7:41 am

thanks FJS :bowdown:

, I never really thought of going back and looking at previous season and look where we were at this point in those season. so that changes my opinion a bit from 39 wins to 44 wins. because if we look at previous season unless we just get extremely hot in the second half just to look at these previous season according to them in 01-02 season we were at 22 wins at mid-season and finished with 44 or 02-03 season 25 wins at mid-season and finished with 47 wins. so yeah that changes my opinion to be a little more optimistic about this team.

cause if we really think about it even if we win only 4 more road games for the rest of the season (which is possible and I really think they will win about double that [8] by the end of the season so looking at about 12 road wins on the season) and if we can finish with a similar record at home like a 18-3 or 17-4. so at the end of this season we could be looking at about 44 to 47 wins, SWEET! :clap:

BUT my only concern is the teams ahead of us have to fall. Lakers with Bynum out for 8 weeks will really hurt them, Davis in Golden State can his knees hold up, can Portland's inexperience really catch up to them or are they for real, and last does the Iverson and Anthony thing hold or implode, really their success is depended on Camby being healthy (and George Karl commented on that about a month ago on a radio interview saying "that not dissin A.I. or Melo but Marcus would be the toughest for him and his team to lose to injury or trade")?

Da110n0rcutt · Post #10 » by **Da110n0rcutt** » Mon Jan 21, 2008 8:22 am

so I really think that the playoff rankings will look like this at the end of the season:

1 Phoenix 53-29
2 New Orleans 51-31
3 Dallas 49-33
4 San Antonio 48-34
5 Denver 46-36
6 Portland 44-38
7 Utah 44-38
8 L.A. Lakers 42-40
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9 Golden State 41-41
10 Sacramento 39-43
11 Houston 38-44

First Round
1 Phoenix vs. 8 Los Angeles (4-2)
2 New Orleans vs. 7 Utah (2-4)
3 Dallas vs. 6 Portland (4-1)
4 San Antonio vs. 5 Denver (4-1)

Second Round
1 Phoenix vs. 4 San Antonio (4-2)
3 Dallas vs. 7 Utah (2-4)

Western Conference Finals
1 Phoenix vs. 7 Utah (2-4)

Finals
2 Detriot vs. 7 Utah (2-4)

YA BABY!

PURELY HYPATHETICAL! :crazy:

Post #11 » by **bleu** » Mon Jan 21, 2008 5:09 pm

Da110n0rcutt wrote:so I really think that the playoff rankings will look like this at the end of the season:

1 Phoenix 53-29
2 New Orleans 51-31
3 Dallas 49-33
4 San Antonio 48-34
5 Denver 46-36
6 Portland 44-38
7 Utah 44-38
8 L.A. Lakers 42-40
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9 Golden State 41-41
10 Sacramento 39-43

11 Houston 38-44

First Round
1 Phoenix vs. 8 Los Angeles (4-2)
2 New Orleans vs. 7 Utah (2-4)
3 Dallas vs. 6 Portland (4-1)
4 San Antonio vs. 5 Denver (4-1)

Second Round
1 Phoenix vs. 4 San Antonio (4-2)
3 Dallas vs. 7 Utah (2-4)

Western Conference Finals
1 Phoenix vs. 7 Utah (2-4)

Finals
2 Detriot vs. 7 Utah (2-4)

YA BABY!

PURELY HYPATHETICAL!

i could auctually see utah playing new orleans in the playoffs, but IMO it would be new orleans as a third seed and utah as a sixth

HouseofBoozer · Post #12 » by **HouseofBoozer** » Mon Jan 21, 2008 11:19 pm

I expect them to play a bit more consistently, and I keep thinking that they'll eventually pass both Portland and Denver. Nothing great, but maybe a first round series win is all.

erudite23 · Post #13 » by **erudite23** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 1:03 am

This team is still among the best in the league. It's obvious watching them out on the court that they are regularly the better team, the problem has been mental lapses at key points in games, and lack of intensity on the defensive side of the ball on the road. Aside from that, we're playing as well as any team in the league outside of Boston.

I have a hard time seeing us topping our victory total from last year, and I've been vocal in the past in saying that I think we will eventually get it together and put up 50+ victories, but I'm beginning to doubt that now.

I say we finish with exactly 50, and that we catch fire in the playoffs again. The one thing that is keeping me optimistic about our chances is remembering how Memo and (sort of) Booz were entirely different players defensively in the playoffs. Memo actually looked like an above average Center on that end, and Booz looked much more focused and locked in than he did during the regular season. If we can win 50 games and secure either the 5th or 6th seed, that will pit us against either NO or Denver/Portland (winner of our division) OR it will give us our division and pit us against the 5th seed (again, likely to be NO or Dallas).

I think we're still easily the better team than New Orleans is, and Dallas would have a nightmare matching up with us over a 7 game series.

I know things have looked gloomy so far, but this season's success or failure will be determined by the playoffs, not regular season win/loss total. With the rampant inconsistency in the West this year, we have a great shot to make some noise.

Current expectations: 50-32, trip to the WCF