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FJS wrote:I guess I am not contributing, but it's surprising that in the best season in a while, there's no much traffic in those boards... maybe we don't believe in our team?
KqWIN wrote:Why are we talking about Middleton, Harris, and Porter?
The real decision the Jazz FO is making is between Continuity, Cap Flexibility, and Cash Considerations.
FJS wrote:I guess I am not contributing, but it's surprising that in the best season in a while, there's no much traffic in those boards... maybe we don't believe in our team?
Cappy_Smurf wrote:FJS wrote:I guess I am not contributing, but it's surprising that in the best season in a while, there's no much traffic in those boards... maybe we don't believe in our team?
Seems to me that a lot of the traffic here has been by fans who like to trash the FO and tell us what a terrible job they've done and how they themselves could do much better. Some people are just happier when there's something to complain about.
It's kind of disappointing that there haven't been many posters here who have given props to Linsanic or admitted that they were wrong about the job they've done in building this team. There's obviously a lot of crow sitting on plates around here just waiting to be eaten.
My guess is that there are a lot of people waiting for Utah to get bumped in the playoffs before they show up again. At that point, they will declare that anything short of a championship is a failure and proof that they were right all along, despite the fact that championships have just as much to do with luck in who is healthy at the right time as they do with how well a team is built. Before that happens, let me just say that any team that has been able to hold the top spot for the majority of the season in a year with so many strong teams has already been a great success. Props to Dennis and Justin for the fantastic year they've just had, regardless of how things play out.