Brad Rock: Utah Jazz continue to learn lessons from the Spurs, but class is dismissed
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One of the lessons the Jazz might have learned is that the team's overall defensive philosophy of taking away the close-in baskets by clogging the paint is a good one. Not that they have done it -- but they have watched San Antonio do it. The More..
One more game and then the Jazz have some evaluating to do. The evaluation will center around Jefferson and Harris. One game does not set the tone for next season. Favors is an up and coming star. The clock is already ticking on him. This is year More..
This is a wasted year, and a wasted playoffs. What can you learn from the bench? NOTHING.
Too little PT for Favors, Kanter, Burkes. "We played the veterans to make the playoffs" you say? What's to say the Jazz More..