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Brad Rock: Utah Jazz shouldn't look back — someone might be gaining
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- Alston comes back and the Rockets win one at the ESA, home court advantage back to Houston.
- D-Will pulls up with a sore leg, and the Rockets win one in the ESA, home court advantage back to Houston.
- Memo pulls something and the Jazz have to play Collins. Then the Jazz are in deep mud.
Win now, win them all, then rest on your laurels in the off-season. Until then, focus, work, and win.
"I haven't really accomplished anything yet."
-Jerry Sloan
Here's hoping he can accomlish something great this year.
Also I think there is a very good reason that Utahs bench outplayed Houstons, it's because Houstons Bench players were starting.
Jazz by 5 tonight, they will sweep the series but not get much rest because the Lakers will win their series in 5.
Go Jazz!!!!!
Yes, the Jazz should sweep the Rockets with a good game tonight, but regarding the so-called "Fakers", I wouldn't jump the gun just yet. The Lakers owned the Jazz this year and match up well with them. They broke the Jazz home sreak, and Pau Gasol wasn't even playing that game.
The theme of the article should be heeded: Focus on beating the Rockets now, as in tonight. Worry about future opponents later.
Will they win it all this year? Probably not, but I can see the improvement in them over last year. If the Jazz can keep the core players together, they will soon become a MONSTER that other teams dread playing.
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