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As already mentioned in this space two weeks ago, the Jazz of 2009-2010 are basically the same Jazz from 2008-09. In fact, this season's team is so much like last season's, they've already picked up on the main theme from last year - injuries. C.J. Full Article at The St. George Spectrum
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What are we waiting for? As Max said in "Where the Wild Things Are": "Let the wild rumpus start!" The Jazz's 82-game rumpus begins tonight in Denver, and if there's one thing you can say about them, it's that they're as familiar as a beloved kids' book. Full Article at Deseret News
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DENVER — The Jazz can be pretty good. The suggestion is a simple one, not outrageous in any regard or even boastful. Yet some act as if it's a dirty little secret no one wants to openly acknowledge. Full Article at Deseret News
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Richard Jefferson should provide the Spurs the kind of offensive flexibility they have lacked in recent seasons. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
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center. Sharpshooter Peja Stojakovic will come off the bench, opening a starting spot for unproven Julian Wright. The keys to New Orleans' success will be All-Stars Chris Paul and David West. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News
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We can be good, you know ... I think we're one of the best teams in the NBA.
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Some teams don't know they're bad, yet ... That makes it tougher. If a team starts 4-15 then the label can be applied this is one (game) you need to win, a team you're supposed to beat. Even then I'm not a firm believer in that. That's just statistics. On any given night a sub-.500 team can beat the Lak...
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When you get to where you're making steps, and you're a better team competing for the playoffs, you have to win most of the games you should win
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Most playoff teams beat the teams they're supposed to beat and split with teams they're fighting for (playoff) spots ... That's always been the case. You have to take care of home court and beat the teams you're supposed to beat.
– Scott Brooks SOURCE: Tulsa World
