Despite falling to the Grizzlies — the team’s 10th loss in its past 12 games — Utah’s players and coaches are actually encouraged, saying they’re seeing signs of things on the verge of turning around.
… the iffy transition defense that yielded 29 fast-break points … the combined 4-for-22 3-point shooting from Bojan Bogdanovic, Joe Ingles, and Jordan Clarkson ., that Conley was limited to 30ish minutes due to a season-long restriction, that Bogdanovic is playing with a fractured finger, and that, oh yeah, they were taking on a very good Grizzlies team, well, being upset about this loss in particular is perhaps an indication of a lack of perspective.
“Things aren’t falling for us, things aren’t going our way, it’s not as pretty as it once was, but I was really proud of our effort today,” said Conley.“We just gotta get a few more stops and rebound the basketball, and I think we’ll be straight,” Danuel House joined in. Turns out, sometimes a loss is just a loss. It doesn’t always need to be a microcosm of a team that clearly doesn’t care, of a season that’s already wasted and lost, of hopes and dreams crushed under the oppressive weight of impending doom.loss, this one in Memphis, actually produced some signs of encouragement, as far as the Jazz were concerned.
“We played like a hungry team. That’s who we need to be — we need to be a hungry team,” concluded Snyder. “… We were scrambling and playing hard. It wasn’t perfect, but … When you play hard, good things happen. When you play unselfish, good things happen. And that’s what we did.”
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