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I think you should give credit where credit is due...injuries are a part of the game...do you want to re-do the games because someone was injured? come on...the Jazz were playing great....give em some props....
Luck has nothing to do with the fact that the team lacks a guard that can score in the clutch.
The Jazz ran out of luck? Come on, they lost because CJ Miles can't guard his shadow and Harris was horrible and couldn't do anything on either end of the court. If Earl Watson plays out the 4th quarter the Jazz likely win the game.
I agree with plyxply. Bad move by coach corbin taking watson out in the 4th. Keep him in and the jazz win this game
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