Category Archives: 3-point shots
Between injuries and voluntary experimentation, Jazz fans have expressed frustration over head coach Tyrone Corbin’s roster/rotation moves. Corbin’s seeming lack of consistency (see Favors’ benching against Milwaukee) has left reporters questioning his decision-making…and Corbin quick to respond. Truth is, however, … Continue reading
Extra observations from the not-so-good, the bad and the ugly 86-80 Utah Jazz loss to Chris Kaman and some guys from New Orleans: POINT 1: Last week, Bill Riley of ESPN 700 Radio asked me on his show if the … Continue reading
Extra observations from the Utah Jazz’s 101-87 loss to the Best in the West (and maybe the rest): POINT 1: Raja Bell didn’t make it to the injury report, but his right wrist has been bothering him off and on … Continue reading
Extra observations from a 21-point comeback bid that just wasn’t meant to be for the Jazz vs. Indiana: POINT 1: Not all NBA halftime shows stand out, but the one in Indiana on Tuesday night did. The show before the … Continue reading
Extra observations from a night some stars — not from Utah — were born in New York City: POINT 1: On the bright side, Jerome Jordan didn’t score against Utah. But Jeremy Lin, Steve Novak, Jared Jeffries, Bill Walker and … Continue reading
Extra observations from a third-time’s-the-charm 96-87 win over the Lakers: POINT 1: Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter are coming along nicely, and they put their imprint on this win. They were on the court, making a big impression during the … Continue reading
Extra observations from Jamaal Tinsley Flashback Night (a.k.a. Golden State 119, Utah 101): POINT 1: Tinsley has been a pro since signing a nonguaranteed deal in December. He speaks up in the locker room and helps teammates on the bench … Continue reading
Extra observations from, yes, a Los Angeles Clippers’ victory in Utah: POINT 1: Mo Williams wasn’t budging on a Jazz inbounds pass, but neither was Gordon Hayward. After they grappled for position for a moment, a referee had seen enough. … Continue reading
Extra observations from the Jazz’s 93-89 win over Portland: POINT 1: The Jazz definitely played with more fire in the second half, and that’s what they talked about at halftime. C.J. Miles said players told each other in the locker room: … Continue reading
Extra observations from one of the weirdest games I’ve ever attended — the Jazz’s 96-93 win over the Kings, Jimmer and, um, their own fans fighting with their own fans?: POINT 1: I’ve tweeted a lot about fans booing/cheering Jimmer … Continue reading