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eLo wrote:cant wait for this game, and for this whole stretch , now we gona see what this team is worth and what is real Mitchell impact
vryadli wrote:eLo wrote:cant wait for this game, and for this whole stretch , now we gona see what this team is worth and what is real Mitchell impact
Without Conley?! Hardly will be fair to put all the difference in Mitchell pocket.
red4hf wrote:Conley is usually out the second game of a back to back..... So who's starting in the back-court? Ingles and ?
Crunch 99 wrote:red4hf wrote:Conley is usually out the second game of a back to back..... So who's starting in the back-court? Ingles and ?
Rotowire has updated its info to list Clarkson, Ingles, Bogey, O'Neale and Illyasova as expected starters. Mitchell, Conley, Favors and Gobert are all listed OUT.
red4hf wrote:Crunch 99 wrote:red4hf wrote:Conley is usually out the second game of a back to back..... So who's starting in the back-court? Ingles and ?
Rotowire has updated its info to list Clarkson, Ingles, Bogey, O'Neale and Illyasova as expected starters. Mitchell, Conley, Favors and Gobert are all listed OUT.
Wow..... That should be interesting...... I'm guessing Ony will start instead of Clarkson......
eLo wrote:vryadli wrote:eLo wrote:cant wait for this game, and for this whole stretch , now we gona see what this team is worth and what is real Mitchell impact
Without Conley?! Hardly will be fair to put all the difference in Mitchell pocket.
conley is out? of course i was sayin about Mitchell absence, is he a stat filler or does this team truly need him
red4hf wrote:Conley is usually out the second game of a back to back..... So who's starting in the back-court? Ingles and ?
vryadli wrote:
That game can be blessing in disguise. I believe that there are a good chance that Ersan can provide an important contribution just in right place of Jazz gaming scheme. And that there is (or now may be "was") even bigger chance that he will not be given a chance to prove that. One just can't prove BBIQ and shooting in 3-5 min of hectic garbage time.
His performance today may be move him over the hump. Though you can't tell with Quin, he is not as stiff and stubborn in his player policy as Sloan was. And nice stat line with by far best +- on the team in 32 min can convince him... may be, hopefully, who knows...
Crunch 99 wrote:vryadli wrote:
That game can be blessing in disguise. I believe that there are a good chance that Ersan can provide an important contribution just in right place of Jazz gaming scheme. And that there is (or now may be "was") even bigger chance that he will not be given a chance to prove that. One just can't prove BBIQ and shooting in 3-5 min of hectic garbage time.
His performance today may be move him over the hump. Though you can't tell with Quin, he is not as stiff and stubborn in his player policy as Sloan was. And nice stat line with by far best +- on the team in 32 min can convince him... may be, hopefully, who knows...
I was really impressed with Ersan's performance, especially considering he wasn't even on a team for most of this season and hasn't played in meaningful game minutes with the starters until now. Ersan has a quick, high release on three pointers that is difficult to block. Ersan also had four steals and two blocks.
It was clear that Joe Ingles had confidence in the veteran Ilyasova from the outset, clear that Joe Ingles was looking for Ersan and that Joe knew he could make plays with Ersan. Mike Conley would also be great at making plays with Ersan imo.
Down the final stretch of this regular season, I hope Ersan gets some more opportunities to play with our top guys in order to give Gobert, Favors and Bogdanovic some chances to rest heading in to playoffs, and to make sure Ersan is tuned up and ready to go in case the Jazz have to call on him in the playoffs.
