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Game 10: Sixers 99, Jazz 93
Posted by: TACOREV on November 17th, 2012
The author's views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of the Utah Jazz.The Jazz come up short in an up-and-down contest.
The stats were pretty even for the most part, but the +/- stats were very telling: The starters were on average -13.6, while the reserves were +9.6. The Sixers’ starters were +13.2 and their backups were -7.2.
Millsap led the Jazz with 22 & 7. Carroll was big off the bench, scoring 17 with a +/- of +11 — highest on the team along with Kanter. Jefferson had 15 & 9, but posted a very ugly +/- with -19.
Jrue Halliday led Philadelphia with 26 points, seven assists, and six rebounds. Jason Richardson had 20 & 8, while Thaddeus Young added 14 & 8 — with an impressive +/- of +24.
1-2 on the road trip now, with the winless Wizards on the block Saturday night in D.C.
Jazz player of the game: Paul Millsap
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Jazz are Effing slow athletically . Play Mo, burks, Hayward, Carrol, and Favors and Kanter more. WTH is evans?? why did we give a lengthy contract to someone that racks up DNP’s all season?
wont be surprised if we lose to the Wizards speed.
This team lives and die by Al Jefferson … too many head-contested (or eye-contested) shots, too many isolation plays and the jazz dies.
Mo Williams wants to play PG … but needs to improve the quality of his decision. I do think a Jefferson for Calderon trade (+ pieces to make it work) would benefit both Raptors and Jazz.
You called it Jazzed uponit!!! When Al and Tinsley are combining for 52 minutes per game, Jazz are going to be one of the least athletic teams.
hahaha Henri!! A friend of mine said Al must think he’s a Jedi Knight trying to force the action with his mind….wtf. He’s sorry center.