Reader comments: Utah Jazz: Okur's spark ignites Jazz to victory
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Sinan | 10:11 a.m. March 23, 2008
Happy to see my countryman's role to win.
GO MEMO, GO JAZZZZZZ
GO MEMO, GO JAZZZZZZ
Dick of the NW | 10:45 a.m. March 23, 2008
Wasn't pretty but a W. Sonics seem to play well for at least 2 quarters against most teams then fold in the 3rd & 4th. As fans we expect the Jazz to be perfect but as long as they win & fill their potential (very subjective)we should support them through their highs & lows. How would you like to be a fan of the Blazers; started great but folded or Seattle? It is normal to always want them to do better & maybe they will. The team is putting together some very talented BB players. Let's support them like the best Jazz fans & enjoy the ride; to the top or heart break but enjoyable.
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PurplePeopleEater | 10:59 a.m. March 23, 2008
Memo's growing each year. I like his attitude, that he wants to contribute and to win. I think that's why Sloan likes him in spite of Memo's inability to play great defense all the time. That might improve over time, though. Remember, he's not a quick big man, so has to make up for it in smarts. Experience will gain him what smarts he doesn't naturally have.
Glad to have Memo on the team. Remember, we don't have very many trey threats, even with the acquisition of Korver.
Glad to have Memo on the team. Remember, we don't have very many trey threats, even with the acquisition of Korver.
Jay | 10:06 p.m. March 23, 2008
I love this man. A big fella who can shot from downtown. This is unique. I hope he stay here for a long time. We need only a good man 4 brewer.
JazzFan4ever | 11:01 p.m. March 23, 2008
Nice to see Memo coming back around after being sick.He also is developing a little attitude to boot.
I hope he never becomes an allstar again because he seems to play better when he has something to prove.Plus he's working on expanding his game slowly, but surely. It seems he is not content with merely shooting the three or to be known as a one dimensional player.
I hope he never becomes an allstar again because he seems to play better when he has something to prove.Plus he's working on expanding his game slowly, but surely. It seems he is not content with merely shooting the three or to be known as a one dimensional player.
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BUT hey Jazz got the win and lets hope they move on with more attention to the big details.