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I only saw a small part of the game, but I noticed Brice Sensabaugh playing with a big smile, energy and enthusiasm.

Dunn had 3 assists, 3 rebs, 1 steal, 1 blk and 0 tovs in 7 mins of action, while starting guards Clarkson and THT combined for 3 ast, 4 rebs, 1 steal, 1 blk and 5 tovs in 30 mins. As is usually the case, Dunn was way better on ast:tov ratio.

Clarkson and Ochai had productive, efficient shooting games. Ochai added 4 rebs, 3 ast, 2 blk, 1 stl and 0 tovs.

There is only one more preseason game --- Thursday against the Kings. I'd like to see Dunn get the start against Fox.

I watched the game. The Jazz played the starters and the main rotation guys in the first half, and from the start of the second half and onward they played the rookies and fringe guys. Collins was decent, Kessler hit a 3, and Sensabaugh didn't look bad.

On a side note, the Breakers' Parker Jackson-Cartwright (5'9) made even Sexton look big.

It was an odd game with the Mighty Mouse I'm sure being their leading scorer, and all of our players looking oversized. They did play hard, though, which seemed to cause our guys to respond in kind.

Sensabaugh looked comfortable out there doing his thing, which is finding space to shoot.

Hendricks concerns me as he looks a step slow, a bit lost and perhaps most concerning timid. Both he and BS should play in the GL for a couple of months, IMO.

SoCalJazzFan wrote:It was an odd game with the Mighty Mouse I'm sure being their leading scorer, and all of our players looking oversized. They did play hard, though, which seemed to cause our guys to respond in kind.

Sensabaugh looked comfortable out there doing his thing, which is finding space to shoot.

Hendricks concerns me as he looks a step slow, a bit lost and perhaps most concerning timid. Both he and BS should play in the GL for a couple of months, IMO.

I think he looks a bit slow because he's struggling with his decision making. He's a bit lost right now.