GTS Denver @ Utah 11/26/12

Gordon Hayward; how many points does he score? 4 point range, i.e. 10-13, 12-15, etc..

zero24gravity wrote:

Gordon Hayward; how many points does he score? 4 point range, i.e. 10-13, 12-15, etc..

Jazz by 8

14-17

Nuggets +5; 13-17.

outerspacefan wrote:

Nuggets +5; 13-17.

That is a 5 point range. I'll call it 13-16 unless u say otherwise.

jazz 8 18 - 21

jazz by 6

Nuggets by 3. 10-13

Denver by 7
Gordon with 13-16

Jazz by 5.
Gordo with 9-12

Jazz by 5, Gordon get 14-17.

Nuggies by 14.

11-14 points for Gordon.

zero24gravity wrote:

Nuggies by 14.

11-14 points for Gordon.

That's pretty pessimistic for the Jazz being at home

Of course what do I know? I suck at GTS this year!

Romoholic wrote:

zero24gravity wrote:

Nuggies by 14.

11-14 points for Gordon.

That's pretty pessimistic for the Jazz being at home

Of course what do I know? I suck at GTS this year!

My prediction probably stems from the bitter disappointment I felt when I went to the Kings game the other night. First time I have ever been to a game live & had a hard time mustering up some enthusiasm. The Jazz would have lost to just about any other team if they played like that, regardless of being at home.

Of coarse, as with any time I predict against them..... I hope to be wrong.

Denver by 4
GHay with 9-12

Hayward with 12-15

zero24gravity wrote:

outerspacefan wrote:

Nuggets +5; 13-17.

That is a 5 point range. I'll call it 13-16 unless u say otherwise.

Probably I shoud be attending my garden or something like that

Jazz 3. Since GH sucked last game he is due 16-19 pts. I hope they win because if the Jazz drop this they officially are a mediocre team with wheels getting very loose on the axle.

Jazz by nine, Gordon 17-20 points. (No, I didn't get it in prior to tip, but sue me: I just got home ... )

It was ugly, but it was a nice win against a hot Denver team.

It was also one of the worst officiated NBA games I have seen in a while, just really really bad.


I loved how the Jazz got pissed and started getting nasty when they saw how they were being punked on their home court, it was especially great to see big Al and Marvin, two guys that usually like to play it cool, leading the way in that regard.

TheMagnus wrote:

It was ugly, but it was a nice win against a hot Denver team.

It was also one of the worst officiated NBA games I have seen in a while, just really really bad.


I loved how the Jazz got pissed and started getting nasty when they saw how they were being punked on their home court, it was especially great to see big Al and Marvin, two guys that usually like to play it cool, leading the way in that regard.

I couldn't believe some of those calls tonight. Love seeing some fire from the guys, reminds me of the old school Jazz. I also liked Corbin getting a T. That reminded me of Sloan. Pretty funny seeing how Jerry was in the building tonight.

One other thing I liked was seeing Corbin put Milsap on the bench and leaving him there. Don't get me wrong I hate seeing Sap play like that, but it was nice to seeing Corbin bench a vet that was struggling in favor of a young guy like Favors.

Much better coached game tonight! Hayward looked like garbage for the second straight game

Romoholic wrote:

TheMagnus wrote:

It was ugly, but it was a nice win against a hot Denver team.

It was also one of the worst officiated NBA games I have seen in a while, just really really bad.


I loved how the Jazz got pissed and started getting nasty when they saw how they were being punked on their home court, it was especially great to see big Al and Marvin, two guys that usually like to play it cool, leading the way in that regard.

I couldn't believe some of those calls tonight. Love seeing some fire from the guys, reminds me of the old school Jazz. I also liked Corbin getting a T. That reminded me of Sloan. Pretty funny seeing how Jerry was in the building tonight.

One other thing I liked was seeing Corbin put Milsap on the bench and leaving him there. Don't get me wrong I hate seeing Sap play like that, but it was nice to seeing Corbin bench a vet that was struggling in favor of a young guy like Favors.

Much better coached game tonight! Hayward looked like garbage for the second straight game

The thing about guys like Hayward and Millsap is that they contribute in other ways even when their shot is off. Hayward played some really solid D, which is something that Foye just doesn't give you, but he once again looked too passive offensively and his jumper wasn't falling.

Seems like something is wrong with Millsap right now, sick or a nagging injury or something. Don't get me wrong, like you I am very glad to see Corbin stick with productive young players like Carroll and Favors on nights like this, but it really seems like Millsap is struggling with more than just his shot, and after being the Jazz best player for the first 10 games he has fallen off considerably and he just seems a little lethargic in general.

Definitely think this team needs some hard work in practice on fundamental basketball though, way to many breakdowns both offensively and defensively on relatively basic things like not know what to do when they double team the ball handler before he can get the pick or how to really rub off a screen or rotating down on the weak side. Simple stuff that the Jazz do sometimes but good teams do all the time.

TheMagnus wrote:

Romoholic wrote:

TheMagnus wrote:

It was ugly, but it was a nice win against a hot Denver team.

It was also one of the worst officiated NBA games I have seen in a while, just really really bad.


I loved how the Jazz got pissed and started getting nasty when they saw how they were being punked on their home court, it was especially great to see big Al and Marvin, two guys that usually like to play it cool, leading the way in that regard.

I couldn't believe some of those calls tonight. Love seeing some fire from the guys, reminds me of the old school Jazz. I also liked Corbin getting a T. That reminded me of Sloan. Pretty funny seeing how Jerry was in the building tonight.

One other thing I liked was seeing Corbin put Milsap on the bench and leaving him there. Don't get me wrong I hate seeing Sap play like that, but it was nice to seeing Corbin bench a vet that was struggling in favor of a young guy like Favors.

Much better coached game tonight! Hayward looked like garbage for the second straight game

The thing about guys like Hayward and Millsap is that they contribute in other ways even when their shot is off. Hayward played some really solid D, which is something that Foye just doesn't give you, but he once again looked too passive offensively and his jumper wasn't falling.

Seems like something is wrong with Millsap right now, sick or a nagging injury or something. Don't get me wrong, like you I am very glad to see Corbin stick with productive young players like Carroll and Favors on nights like this, but it really seems like Millsap is struggling with more than just his shot, and after being the Jazz best player for the first 10 games he has fallen off considerably and he just seems a little lethargic in general.

Definitely think this team needs some hard work in practice on fundamental basketball though, way to many breakdowns both offensively and defensively on relatively basic things like not know what to do when they double team the ball handler before he can get the pick or how to really rub off a screen or rotating down on the weak side. Simple stuff that the Jazz do sometimes but good teams do all the time.

Seems to me that Milsap started having a drop in production, when Corbin started Him with Favors and Al. I don't think it's Milsap getting pissy about it, but more like he isn't really a good fit for the small forward position and it is effecting him by trying to play out of position. Not really sure what it is, but I refuse to believe he just sucks now. He is to good of a player to keep playing like this for long.

Jazz won by 2. Gordon had just 4 points.