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Boondock Saint on October 27, 2008 said:
I love AK off the bench and I think you are right….KOSTA IS MONEY!
J R Stewart on October 27, 2008 said:
No, Memo is “Money” (can’t be changing nicknames now), but Kosta could turn into “Ka-Ching”, like an old fashioned cash register, with Dan Roberts starting Kaaaaa (as the shot goes up) and Chingggg (as the cow hide globe hits home)? Of course the Jazz will need the sound effect to go along with the shot.
Jazzaholic
Dallin T on October 28, 2008 said:
Woah, we’re already coming up with nicknames just becuase of one shot? Let’s give him some time.
Henry on October 28, 2008 said:
The game changer this year on the Jazz is Ronnie Brower. How many people agree with me here?
Boondock Saing on October 28, 2008 said:
Touche J.R. touche. Dallin, I’m not coming up with nicknames yet (although J.R. might be onto something) and I think you are absolutely right that he needs time but I think he has the desire, work ethic and fundamentals in place to become a solid piece of the Jazz puzzle. Henry, I think Brewer will be a huge piece to the puzzle and will put up a few more points but what I am mosted interested in seeing is whether or not his increased size will add even more to his defensive stopping power. The Jazz need D and Brewer could be the big defensive play maker for the Jazz starters with Kirilenko coming off the bench and making those big plays with the secondary.
Jared Conger on October 28, 2008 said:
i’ve been all about ronnie brewer since we’ve picked him. and that is why i bought a brewer jersey.
prediction: he will sneak into that third scorer slot on a regular basis with 20 pts becoming more and more a regularity.
J R Stewart on October 28, 2008 said:
20 points and no called plays. That would be a definite plus.
THE defensive stopper. THE Kobe killer. THE steals leader.
Wait a second, I gotta reload the next alley oop for Ronnie.
Jazzaholic
Linda McFarland on October 28, 2008 said:
All the blogs sound great. I am so excited for the the season!!. Had tickets for two pre season games but they just aren’t the same. It was good to see what the new players had to offer and didn’t have. I was a little disappointed in the regular players at times but they played like they didn’t have anything to prove and it was very different without DWill. I didn’t like to see how much he was limping but I think he is smart enough to do what he is suppose to do to heal up. We are pretty fortunate and will be in SLC to see the Portland game soon. Let’s get our collective “blogger mental tellepathy” together and think, Win Jazz, win!!

















justalars on October 27, 2008 said:
AK as the 6th man was a genius move. Thats why Jerry has been doing it so long and will continue to do it till he decides he’s done.