I just watched a very funny clip of Zach Randolph...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lvYf08X6tc
... and could not figure out what goes through his mind on the basketball court. Then I got to thinking what must be going through Isiah's head while this is going on. His expression in the video is priceless.
So... my question to you, Jazz fans... what would Sloan have done if he were Isiah in the video? Be creative, I am bored.
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If this doesn't make you thank the good Lord for having Jerry as our coach, then nothing will. This would never happen in a Jazz game, because a player wouldn't get that opportunity to do that. There are behavioral indicators that would tip off a player with the inclination to act this way long before he got in the game, and that would lead Jerry to keep his ass on the bench until he changed his attitude or ship him out of town on the first opportunity.
However, for argument's sake, if Jerry was body-switched with Isaiah right in the moment of time, my guess is that he would have a freeze-framed stroke, and while he woudl remain standing there, he would actually die on the court with his mouth hanging open and that blank looking stare of his locked on his face for all time.
However, for argument's sake, if Jerry was body-switched with Isaiah right in the moment of time, my guess is that he would have a freeze-framed stroke, and while he woudl remain standing there, he would actually die on the court with his mouth hanging open and that blank looking stare of his locked on his face for all time.
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