Recap - Utah Jazz @ Dallas Mavericks

by Basketball John on Nov 3, 2009 9:06 PM MST in Game Recaps

Unless something drastic changes between now and San Antonio, I'm out.

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Tim duncan is a true center. Maybe we will see more Fes.

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by clarkpojo on Nov 3, 2009 9:13 PM MST reply actions

I thought Duncan was a PF

Is bonner their center?

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by Basketball John on Nov 3, 2009 9:23 PM MST up reply actions

Wow

Just … wow! Missed the game tonight—just saw the box score.
Wow, new low point for da Jazz

by Juan B on Nov 3, 2009 9:54 PM MST reply actions

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by Basketball John on Nov 3, 2009 10:03 PM MST reply actions

thats great

Now I remember why I love garfield. honestly why does my happiness have to depend on how the Jazz and BYU football team play.

by jake1ar on Nov 3, 2009 10:33 PM MST up reply actions

I really want to do what most of us have been doing and blame boozer , but getitng rid of him fixes nothing. We are missing a go 2 man , natural scorer , Dwill could be an allstar scoring man but only if he could set up his onwn shots . Who wants the ball ? LAKERS = KOBE MAVS= DRIK DEN= MELO JAZZ= FES? its early tho but its the same old song and dance. I remember a time when i wanted boozer to have the ball in the forth …. boozer gone ? how about his 20 -10 back ….then trade him

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by TheOnlyRhodeIslandJazzFan on Nov 4, 2009 12:57 AM MST reply actions

I thought about this too. But he still has to go.

Just because trading Boozer doesn’t fix all of our problems, doesn’t mean that it shouldn’t happen. But think about how Paul Millsap and Kyrylo Fesenko are feeling as they watch that 4th quarter debacle last night and think about how they helped to extend that lead. Or Wesley Matthews to a degree. Millsap and Fesenko are pissed this morning. I know that veteran players shouldn’t be, but Millsap and Fes aren’t veterans. They have to be livid that they are being sat in favor of a guy, who is possibly most worried about his individual play and contract status for next year.

I actually feel a little sorry for Boozer. He is pressing and sucking and this is going to really hurt his career. But it would be best for him AND the Jazz if they just moved on from each other. As constituted, this team is going to be 2-8 or 3-7.

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by clarkpojo on Nov 4, 2009 6:05 AM MST up reply actions

boozer brought it on himself

if he had kept his mouth shut this summer, or even over the past year about his contract, money, starter status, etc., he would not be under the spotlight or in the fishbowl. maybe some fans would still not like him due to the number of games he missed, but it would not be anything like it is now with the open mutiny and chants for sap. the only reason he is now pressing can all be traced back to him not keeping his piehole shut.

by moni on Nov 4, 2009 6:55 AM MST up reply actions

as for his career, he and his next generations are set for life.

and still, it’s never enough for him

by moni on Nov 4, 2009 6:55 AM MST up reply actions

Agreed

It should have been done in the off-season. I know they wanted to get the most for their buck, but now they’re either stuck with him or they’ll get jack in return.

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by Basketball John on Nov 4, 2009 8:15 AM MST up reply actions

any chance

that we trade Boozer before Thursday? Because I just scored the best Jazz ticket that I’ve ever had (a box seat – for free :) ) so I really don’t want to live with the frustration that is Boozer..

by MelMan2002 on Nov 4, 2009 6:07 AM MST reply actions

I'm praying.

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by Basketball John on Nov 4, 2009 8:14 AM MST up reply actions

The Pistons and Tayshaun Prince apparently aren't seeing eye to eye.

that would be a perfect switch, but the Jazz would have to take on an extra year of salary. I would cry tears of joy though.

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by clarkpojo on Nov 4, 2009 8:32 AM MST up reply actions

Tay is injured ATM though.

Not to mention his shooting (yeah, it’s early, but w/e) has been really bad

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by UtesFan89 on Nov 4, 2009 9:46 AM MST up reply actions

No heart

Boozer doesn’t have any heart, and his loyalty over the summer has cost the Jazz tremendously. Team chemistry MUST happen inside, and outside of the locker room. Look at the crazy Halloween party DWill hosted. Boozer was no where to be found. Very interesting.

Jerry should have kept Wes Matthews in, he was on fire. Why didn’t Ronnie P play more? Where was Maynor? I’m sure everyone watching that game thought the Jazz had that game in the bag. Jerry needs to figure this out and quick.

CJ and Kyle need to get back real soon.

by KaBar6 on Nov 4, 2009 9:24 AM MST reply actions

Just saying....

… if the Jazz want to win 60 games this season (which is where they need to be to be considered a “contender” imo) then they have to go 59-19 for the season. as presently constituted i predict they will have that 22nd loss after the december road trip.

something needs to happen to that roster and fast. call me a fair-weather fan or what but ’til something happens i am boycotting watching the jazz.

i agree that the jazz need a go-to guy, but hell at this point i will take a bucket of chicken for boozer. and it doesn’t even need to be kfc chicken!

by P_Dizzle on Nov 4, 2009 9:48 AM MST reply actions

For Boozer

I would take any quiet player who just lets his game speak for himself. I would kill for a Rip Hamilton. Someone who could feed off Dwill and help us where we need it most – cmon Detroit… you know you want to trade him.

by mcjazzman32 on Nov 4, 2009 10:28 AM MST reply actions