LAKERS 96, JAZZ 71
- No one on the Jazz could hit a shot. Paul Millsap led the Jazz with 18 points on 7-of-15 shooting, but the Jazz shot 32.2% as a team and were 1-of-13 from 3-point land.
- Al Jefferson had 10 rebounds but was only 2-of-16 shooting. 2 of 16?!
- The Lakers were playing their third game in three nights, and yet the Jazz didn't run. They didn't look prepared. What was the game plan?
- Rookie Enes Kanter looked like he has a vertical jump of two inches. Several layup attempts were short. He finished with 5 points and 11 rebounds in 20 minutes of play. Rookie Alec Burks had 0 points, 1 rebound and 2 assists in 5 minutes of play.
- Millsap was +3 in 27 minutes. Derrick Favors was -26 in 18 minutes. He did have 8 points and 6 boards.
- Devin Harris is not old. He's only 28. He is fast. But he didn't run much tonight. This team looked lost, like they need a leader and no one was stepping up. I include the coaching staff in that. Actually Paul Millsap showed why he could be that leader.
- Jazz now need to go play the Nuggets in Denver. I will be shocked if the Nuggets don't win by at least 20. Meanwhile, I expect to see a completely different team when the Jazz have their first home game.
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