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You heard it here first. Jazz will be at least in the five spot before the season is over(maybe three or four)*. Korver is going to prove to be an excellent find & fit. Brewer is awesome and C.J. is growing. Memo is not "Money" but he has a pretty good Line Of Credit.
*(this is based on Hart not playing many minutes at 1 and none at 2).
Jimmy would like to see what AK47 could provide off the bench for a few games. Maybe we find out he is better suited to the Manu Ginobli type roll of being the 3rd best scorer, but 1st best of the second unit. The added touches with the second team might keep him happy and playing better defense down the stretch.
I am just in Shock....The jazz think their road record is bad?!?!?!? What ever would give them that idea?
LOL, Must be slow Sports day.
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