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always go for the win...it should be a team mentality...and that's a step forward in building a contender...not settling for anything less...if you want to win a championship...you need to breed winners...if they went to the playoffs...and they competed well...a fire will lit on the team...there would be hunger...and everyone would say..."we can do this"
Its a win-win tonight. If the Jazz lose to the Suns again it will be because of their glaring weakness (failure to defend on the guard line) which they might be able to remedy with a lottery pick. If they win, they get to lose to the Spurs in 4, because they cannot contain Parker and Genobli, and we get to look forward to more of the same next year.
Don't lay down Jazz. Work for what you want, cheating and being lazy deserves "NOTHING"! Work to win and let the chips fall where they may. Hard and honest work will always win out, forget cheating and scamming thats why this country is in the toilet today, it's time for integrity and honesty to take control and time for those that don't believe and do take the phony route in life to fall!
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