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Utah Jazz: Rookie's big game dooms Jazz

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And Who Was Guarding Him | 8:59 a.m. Nov. 8, 2009
Right--Your supposedly best defensive guard "Brewer"! Both players are within an inch of each other and this just shows how this management is so wrong. There is not one player on this team that can guard a statue! Now believe that. Name me one? A.K. is nothing more than weak side help, Milsap can't guard without fouling because of lack of quickness, Boozer never has or will defend, Memo is too slow, D-Will doesn't want to give the effort, Price you say? No smarts! Who just who? Sorry there is no one, including the two big stiffs riding the bench. Sickening pure sickening, and you call these whimps pro players? Get a life.
David Decker | 2:38 p.m. Nov. 8, 2009
Found the game both dis-heartening and encouraging. I have always critisized Boozer's defense. But, his defense is improving rapidly. However, by observing and with a little historical (not histerical) I suddenly woke up to the fact that Williams cannot "guard" a quick guard. Even the less experienced work him over. Coach needs to rethink his defense!!
Just Wondering | 4:24 p.m. Nov. 8, 2009
Size
Centers
=3
Agility
Centers
=4
Boozer = size of power forward but agility = center
Millsap = agility power forward size =small forward

Start Boozer - Center
AK - PF
Brewer - Small Forward
Wes - Guard
Williams - Point

Okur off bench backs Boozer
Williams moves to guard to backup Wes
Millsap off bench to backup Brewer
Maynor backs up point in 1st and 2nd quarters and Price 3rd and 4th
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Jazz Fan | 3:22 p.m. Nov. 9, 2009
The real problem is the coach. Sloan has to go then start playing Fes and Koufus.

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Sacramento Kings guard Tyreke Evans, left, draws a foul from Utah Jazz forward Mehmet Okur on Saturday.

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