While the Jazz may not have provided fans and bloggers with anything positive to blog about lately, the team recently clinched a playoff spot for this season. With a recent end to their 0-4 road trip, the Jazz’s seed will be no lower than the #4 if they win about 3-7 more games — clinching their first division title in several years.
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Jazz end losing ways, clinch playoff spot
Posted by la287 on Monday, March 26, 2007 @ 3:40pm
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Dissapointing Loss
Posted by McSean on Tuesday, March 13, 2007 @ 10:23pm
The Jazz had been so good lately and things started out great tonight. Unfortunately for the Jazz, things didn’t end well. The Jazz lost after leading by as many as 17 points.
I am actually stunned that they lost. Without Dwayne Wade, the Heat are the tpe of team the Jazz love to beat up on. And after jumping out to a big lead, I really thought they would walk away with an easy victory. Apparently so did the Jazz and they played the second half as if they had already won the game.
Oh well, I guess. I would prefer that they win all of their games, but that is not reasonable. They are pretty much locked into the fourth seed in the West and I have to learn to live with that.
I am very interested to see how they bounce back tomorrow in Orlando. That will be one of the classic Sloan “character” games.
Spurs Keep Winning
Posted by McSean on Friday, March 9, 2007 @ 1:27pm
The Spurs won again last night, stretching their win streak to 11. Obviously, if the Jazz are going to pass the Spurs for the 3rd seed in the Western Conference playoffs, the Spurs are going to have to lose.
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Memo Struggles… Jazz blow Out Pacers
Posted by McSean on Wednesday, March 7, 2007 @ 11:28pm
As if we needed more evidence that the Jazz are playing well, Mehmet Okur struggles, shooting 1-8, and finishes with eight points and five rebounds. Without question his worst game in nearly two months.
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Quick Takes
Posted by McSean on Tuesday, March 6, 2007 @ 1:41am
The Jazz are playing their best basketball of the season. Yes, I am taking into account the first 13 games when they went 12-1, but there are a lot of similarities. Last night they showed it again, by just systematically taking apart the Bobcats. They are not playing from behind like they did to start the season. They have found the “killer instinct†that they really lacked.
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