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Re: Sorry Ronnie B, but I think you should sit down...

106 — 2009-11-10T01:57:47-07:00

Just realized a spelled Matthews wrong, multiple times.

Statistics : Posted by Ghetto-AK47 • on Tue Nov 10, 2009 1:57 am

Re: Sorry Ronnie B, but I think you should sit down...

106 — 2009-11-10T00:05:26-07:00

I really like Ronnie Brewer, but I cringe every time he touches the ball and isn't directly under the hoop or out on a fast break.

If you think about it, we could really use a 4th person that can score at will in our starting lineup behind the obvious people in Okur, Boozer, and Williams. I think Mathews will have a solid future with this team.. that being said, when Korver and Miles come back... what happens to Mathews? Then again, what happens to Brewer if he comes off the bench? Brewer is not a true two-guard, and besides his defensive presence he doesn't really bring what we need coming off the bench, which is scoring.

I think we'll end up sticking it out with Brewer through the end of the season. I also think that Mathews will fade into the darkness that is the end of the bench once Miles and Korver come back. I may be wrong, I can't see the future.

Statistics : Posted by Ghetto-AK47 • on Tue Nov 10, 2009 12:05 am

Re: Is it wrong to boo your home team?

106 — 2009-11-09T23:51:56-07:00

I don't boo the Jazz. I will grunt and groan when we go on a 0-10 shooting streak, lose a 15 point lead, and the game... but I will not boo the team I've loved since I was a little dude. I don't really care if other people do it, ya'll can do you, but I'm gonna do me. I am a season ticket holder, so I invest a lot of my money and time into this team. I don't like it when Jazz fans are booing our team, and I don't think it motivates the team at all. To the previous poster's comment about the family. Dead on.

Statistics : Posted by Ghetto-AK47 • on Mon Nov 09, 2009 11:51 pm

Sorry Ronnie B, but I think you should sit down...

1141 — 2009-11-09T14:40:16-07:00

So, I am a die-hard Jazz fan like the rest here, otherwise I wouldn't even have created an account. We all know it has been a rocky start and what I am about to say may come along with some boo's and it would never happen knowing our Jerry Sloan, but I am going to throw it out here anyway.

Ronnie B should come off the bench, and Wesley Matthews should be our starter in the 2-spot. For the love of god Ronnie I like ya, I like your high flying acrobatics and your powerful finishes, but you've been killing me lately. Killing me on the easy buckets. I see the typical chaos go on under the basket so it creates that open shot just inside the arch and the play works perfectly. You all know the one I am talking about, its the same one for Korver. Your wide open and the shot is taken, but its a miss. I have seen too many misses from you when your WIDE OPEN this year. Its killing me and those are the shots that should be easy.

On the otherhand we have seen Wesley Mathhews step up and make the...

Statistics : Posted by JazzNoseBleed • on Mon Nov 09, 2009 2:40 pm

Re: Millers & E.S.A. confirm: “It’s all about the Fans”

381 — 2009-11-06T12:49:14-07:00

I just wanted you to know you are certainly not alone. Years ago as a kid we got to drive down from Jackson Hole once a year to go to a game, and it was just awesome, I can remember each time like it was yesterday. Well 6 years ago I was injured, and lost the ability to walk and have to use a wheelchair. When I moved to Utah, the only thing I wanted to do was go to games again. After talking to many people there, my dream once again became reality. Much like you, I found out that they did have a place for me in my chair there. The reason I say this is because, well you probably saw me there at the game. I am the one in the blue and white wheelchair sitting in parking space #2 in the disabled row in section 4. I am the one who sits there all dressed in blue, with my jersey on, cheering for the team, and ringing my white cowbell with the Jazz logo made by a friend of mine (thank you Wyatt). Now I am one of the fortunate ones to be able to call that parking space there mine, and to get t...

Statistics : Posted by UtahQuad • on Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:49 pm

Re: Is it wrong to boo your home team?

63 — 2009-11-04T22:03:42-07:00

I guess everyone has to do what they think is right. You do pay a lot of money for the tickets to the game and as fans we do have the right to expect more than we have had been given this year. But you know what, I tried to boo the Jazz to let them know I was unhappy and I just couldn't do it. I can boo if there is a really terrible call but I just couldn't boo my Jazz. I too think there is some underlying unhappiness within the ranks and I don't have a clue what it is, but the Jazz are just not the Jazz. They are not like the Jazz of other years when they lost a game. There is something knawing at all of them (you can see it in DWill) and I am pretty unhappy with them but I just can't boo them. During the season they take up a major part of my life, a lot like my family, and I wouldn't boo my family if they were bad. To each his own but I will save my booing energy for the refs and the Lakers.