No One Cares: Jazz at Grizzlies game thread

[eLo]

Highlight of the Night: The New Jersey Nets Loss!

man Nets plays better with farmar on pg then with Williams, we wont cash the postseason, world is just going crazy

ps. i dont want AK back no mater what, counting on him is the same loose case like counting on Memo

[DelaneyRudd]

All right, time to pack it in. Players need to play hard, but the players on the floor should be only the future guys. No free agents we won't keep.

[Matt007b]

AK should only be used on this team as a supporting offensive/defensive player...not a go to guy in my opinion. I'm getting tired of hearing him yell and throw the ball up wildly.. . He's only worth keeping if he's supporting a star player (PF/C)

Anyway, sad game.. we just cannot stop anyone inside or out.

[Litany]

I am just going to enjoy watching the rookies play and hope that we make the smartest choices we can with our draft picks. If we have to give up both of our picks to get Derrick Williams, IMO, we do it. Barnes is probably not going to enter the draft from what I heard.

Anyway, for a laugh go to this thread. The Knicks fans are losing their minds after getting their "superstar" and going 6-8 since acquiring him and sucking balls.

viewtopic.php?f=24&t=1101555

It really is funny to see their reaction. They are crucifying their coach when it is so obviously Melo and the fact that they blew up their team to get him.

[GoosePants]

I didnt watch the game. Can someone tell me why Favors and Harris didnt get much playing time?

[Efernand]

I didnt watch the game. Can someone tell me why Favors and Harris didnt get much playing time?

Both got hurt

[Matt007b]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7fjDS0jKiE[/youtube]

[edfmx86]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7fjDS0jKiE[/youtube]

exactly what i thought of during tonights game

[Soul Patch]

No chance of playoffs. I think Corbin should talk to Millsap about cutting down his minutes for the rest of the season so he doesn't re-injure his right leg. That'd clear up playing time for Favors. Jefferson should still get a lot burn to help him find some kind of rhythm. Hayward and Miles can eat up AK's and Bell's minutes. Evans should get time at the four next to Favors/Jefferson. There's no sense in playing Fes as I don't think we'll sign him.

[Litany]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7fjDS0jKiE[/youtube]

exactly what i thought of during tonights game

Hahaha, that's awesome. I was wondering if someone would post this video at some point rofl.

[seejaydeja]

http://twitter.com/#!/tribjazz/status/50035240286171136

Jazz's Miles on 4Q: "We're a tight-knit group of guys that used to get along pretty well. You've never seen anything like that with us.”

http://twitter.com/#!/tribjazz/status/50027164581638145

Jazz's Jefferson: "I ain't talking today, man. I ain't got **** to say."

These two quotes are very telling to me as far as where this group of guys are at as a team. The comraderie just doesn't seem there like it was before DWill got traded. It's probably just gonna take time for these guys to come together and learn eachother's games. Hard truth. At least they'll have an extended off-season to put in a lot of work.

[TexJazz]

Corbin has totally lost the team, not sure he is the guy who can put this train wreck back together.

[HolyToledo]

There are point guard issues for this team big time! Maynor should have never been traded. I thought Harris would play much better than he has played. Trading him away during off season and drafting a PG or trading for one maybe necessary. The talent is there for this team to grow and get better, but I am also not sure Corbin is the guy to get them to where they want to go.

[The59Sound]

http://twitter.com/#!/tribjazz/status/50035240286171136

Jazz's Miles on 4Q: "We're a tight-knit group of guys that used to get along pretty well. You've never seen anything like that with us.”

http://twitter.com/#!/tribjazz/status/50027164581638145

Jazz's Jefferson: "I ain't talking today, man. I ain't got **** to say."

These two quotes are very telling to me as far as where this group of guys are at as a team. The comraderie just doesn't seem there like it was before DWill got traded. It's probably just gonna take time for these guys to come together and learn eachother's games. Hard truth. At least they'll have an extended off-season to put in a lot of work.

Sidenote: I'm pretty sure he said, "[We're] used to getting along pretty well." Which is a lot different than "we used to," if I'm correct. He didn't sound as down when I heard him saying it as I'd figured he was based on reading the printed quote.

[outerspacefella]

It's too darn early to judge Corbin... have to wait until he gets an offseason working under his rules, methods and personnel... dude doesn't even have a full coaching staff or a single player transaction of his own taste yet...

[Fido]

This problem will not be fixed this year. Corbin does not have a chance to "fix" things this year. I think a big part of the frustration is over losing. But with so many players unavailable due to injury I'm not sure what anyone expects different. Assuming a lockout doesn't derail progress (it doesn't sound good so far), then the Jazz can retool their roster this offseason now that they will have some flexibility with AK's deal coming off the books. Corbin will get a chance to work the new players into his system and the team can regroup. Welcome to rebuilding folks.

[BringtheD]

i want to see corbin take the time over while at the same time respecting the players and system that sloan had installed. fact is, he is coaching with not a system he owns or players he chose, so it is good players should be trying to get on his good side he should know this and use it to his advantage, there are job openings in utah and that's the attitude corbin should have he shouldn't be handcuffed to what sloan had done, i think he will do a great job but again it will take time for him to shape things up the way he sees it, not sure what he sees but i can tell he is at least respecting the past and hopefully he sees a way to move into the future.