【Utah Jazz 犹他爵士讨论区】- 选秀No.12 特雷-莱尔斯 Mo.42 奥利维尔汉兰

khang5253

感叹球队瞬间崩溃 库帅:爵士难承受太多错误

活塞以104-115不敌爵士。维拉纽尔拿到全队最高的19分，全队一共有7名球员得分上双，但是无法阻止活塞在近8场比赛输掉第7仗。在今天的比赛后，爵士连续10次击败了活塞。

维拉纽尔说：“当你输球时，要找到比赛中正面的东西是很难的。我们不能这样自掘坟墓。”

活塞在第二节以14-35被对手抛离。尽管全场有三节得分都比对手多，但最终还是输掉了比赛。

活塞主帅库伊斯特认为球队在瞬间崩溃，他说：“我们上半场以29-28领先，然后他们打出14-0的小高潮，只过了4、5分钟，你就要攀登一座高峰了。我们现在承受不了太多的错误，特别是在面对一支出色的球队时。”

活塞后卫斯塔基在比赛中突然晕倒后不到一周，已经恢复了训练。斯塔基接受了三个心脏病专家的检查，都没有发现心脏有问题。他在今天的比赛前表示，他希望在本季再次上阵。另外，本-华莱士由于右膝盖拉伤，已经连续缺阵了4场比赛。

活塞宣布今天的入场人数是16908人，但实际上看上去人数要少一些。

khang5253

回复 1263# 爱着音乐的猫

本人是足球迷,也喜欢看NBA,爱上S.Nash
什么队都支持
P/S:傲者必败

khang5253

khang5253

回复 1266# 爱着音乐的猫

并不是说你骄傲
哈哈

MCChan

最后20秒Okur赌博式三分球，导致爵士....
第四节开端真的打得很好,还以为有奇迹...到最后每个人不争气，防守很糟糕...
Sloan都已经警告他们子弟了,但都....
D.Will也是...新秀Jennings挑战他,论速度哪够人家来...别人横冲直撞，他也跟风...对方有Bogut大墚竿....咱们是慢半拍的Okur...哎...D.Will搞到大家的节奏都有点乱了....

MCChan

Jazz 87-95 Bucks
非常非常失望~！为什么每次我能看球时爵士就输球~？
爱着音乐的猫 发表于 13-3-2010 11:59 AM

    因为你没有去爬山罗.. ...还以为可以再近一步贴紧金块队,又有距离了....

MCChan

是咯，没有去爬山~~MC兄，有没有兴趣去爬爬山~？
爱着音乐的猫 发表于 13-3-2010 08:17 PM

    只想清明节时到大伯公山，拜祭先人而已。。。

MCChan

爵士：德隆遭遇肩伤 基里连科出战成疑

惨了惨了，明天还要对付宿敌雷霆队呢。。。一个不留神就快倒到第七排名去了。。。。
德隆·威廉姆斯目前遭遇了左肩的伤势，他是在对垒活塞比赛中受伤的，并且在对垒公鹿比赛中由于带伤出战，伤势再次加重。此外，基里连科也在上一场比赛中小腿受伤他能否出战下一场比赛目前还是个未知数。

leevihua

公鹿势头正旺，爵士轻敌了

Bucks win fifth straight, stop Jazz's win streak at four


By Rick Braun, for NBA.com
Posted Saturday March 13, 2010 12:26AM
MILWAUKEE (NBA.com exclusive) -- As a team that struggled mightily the previous four seasons, the Milwaukee Bucks used to enter games simply hoping to win. Not so any more.

Ersan Ilyasova's putback basket with 27 seconds left gave Milwaukee the lead for good and the Bucks continued their stretch as one of the NBA's hottest teams by pulling away for a 95-87 victory over the Utah Jazz Friday night at the Bradley Center.

The Bucks no longer simply hope to win, they're playing as though they expect to win.

"They [the Jazz] really came in to play tonight," Bucks coach Scott Skiles said. "They clearly were going for it in the fourth quarter. They got up and they got into us and we teetered just a little bit for a few minutes.

"Then we regrouped and got what we've had lately -- some big plays by several players. We were able to get the big stop when we needed it and the big hoop when we needed it. We had a lot of guys step up again."

John Salmons led the Bucks with 24 points, rookie Brandon Jennings had 23 -- including a huge 3-pointer with 3:11 left -- and Andrew Bogut posted 16 points, 12 rebounds and four blocked shots. Milwaukee won its fifth straight and 11th in its last 12 to improve to 35-29 and solidify its hold on fifth place in the Eastern Conference.

Confidence is dripping out of the Bucks, who are 3-0 on their current four-game home stand with victories over Cleveland and Boston before Friday's thriller over the Jazz.

Both teams entered the game on four-game winning streaks. The Jazz had gone 19-4 in its previous 23 games; the Bucks 16-4 in their previous 20. That represented Milwaukee's best 20-game stretch since a 17-3 mark back in 1985.

The game Friday did not disappoint.

Salmons' 3-pointer with 3:57 left in the third quarter gave the Bucks a 68-56 lead. From there, the Bucks missed their next 11 shots and 16 of their next 18.

Carlos Boozer's dunk off a pass from C.J. Miles gave the Jazz (42-23) a 78-75 lead with 6:33 left.

But the Bucks recovered strongly from there. Two free throws by Ilyasova started a 6-0 run that was capped by Salmons' steal and layup that gave the Bucks an 81-78 lead. They would never trail again.

Two free throws by Bogut gave Milwaukee an 87-82 edge, but the Jazz got a free throw from Boozer (26 points, 14 rebounds), a jumper by Kyle Korver and two free throws by Miles to tie it at 87 with 36 seconds left.

After a timeout, the Bucks got the ball into Salmons, who dumped it into Bogut. The big center got in close but met strong resistance from Boozer and his short hook rolled off.

But with the defense all diving to Bogut, Ilyasova raced in and grabbed the rebound and put it back in with 27 seconds left. Ilyasova finished with 14 points and eight rebounds in 24 minutes.

After a timeout, the Jazz got the ball to an open Mehmet Okur, who had 20 points. But after a 7-for-7 first half, Okur was just 3 for 9 after the break and his 3-pointer bounced off.

Salmons grabbed the rebound and made two free throws to make it 91-87 with 19.6 seconds left. Okur's miss left the Jazz at 0 for 10 on 3-pointers.

After another timeout, the Jazz got the ball to Boozer, who drew plenty of contact but no fould was called. His shot was blocked by Bogut with 13.4 seconds left, and Boozer picked up a pair of technical fouls and an ejection. The Bucks then salted the game away with four free throws.

"They're a good team, a good defensive team," Boozer said of the Bucks, who haven't allowed more than 87 points in their five-game winning streak. "Their backcourt is very explosive. Bogut has some good moves inside. I still thought we had a good chance to win the game, though."

MCChan

败阵了...

leevihua

败阵了...
MCChan 发表于 15-3-2010 09:34 AM

雷霆队有准得分王 kevin durant 助阵，已经非昔日足下阿蒙了！

如果季后赛今天开打，爵士将碰到 雷霆队
    Hot Thunder extend win streak to 5, pick up ground on Jazz
By Randy Renner, for NBA.com
Posted Sunday March 14, 2010 11:27PM
OKLAHOMA CITY (NBA.com exclusive) -- Oklahoma City's young Thunder continued with their "one game at a time" and "no game is more important than the other" approach Sunday, even as the Utah Jazz, just ahead of them in the standings, came into the Ford Center.
The visiting, veteran Jazz however admitted this game meant more than most with forward Carlos Boozer going so far as to say since the Jazz (42-24) and the Thunder (41-24) could meet in the first round of the playoffs, "we'd like to send a message."
The message was sent alright, but it came from the Thunder who led wire-to-wire and won 119-111 in front of a roaring sellout crowd in the Ford Center. A crowd that chanted M-V-P...M-V-P as Oklahoma City All-Star forward Kevin Durant splashed two free throws to ice the game. He finished with a game-high 35 points, the 37th time he's done that this season, extending his franchise record.
"They're a great team," Durant said. "We knew they were physical. I thought we did a good job of matching them."
The game was a hard-fought battle on both ends of the floor. The Thunder were whistled for more fouls but the Jazz complained their way to two technicals, one on coach Jerry Sloan and the other on forward Carlos Boozer.
"They're about as physical a team as we'll face," said Thunder coach Scott Brooks. "They play physical, tough basketball and they're coached by one of the all-time greats. Both teams really fought hard."
"We just couldn't get a stop and that's what made it difficult to win," said Jazz coach Jerry Sloan. "We need to give them credit for who they are and what they were able to accomplish."
With the win the Thunder accomplished a couple of things. They now have the tie-breaker against the Jazz, having won the first three of the four games these two teams will play against each other in the regular season. Oklahoma City also moved to within a half-game of the Jazz for fourth place in the Western Conference.
"Tie-breakers at this point, that's not a focus for us," said Brooks, sticking to his one game at a time theme. "That's something we'll talk about later."
"It was a big game for us and they played better," Williams said. "They played better both offensively and defensively. They're a great young team."
The Thunder jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead and never trailed, leading by as many as 12 points in the first half and 14 in the second.
Oklahoma City's defense was aggressive in the early going, forcing Utah into five turnovers in the first quarter and eight in the first half. The Thunder also blocked five shots and dominated in the paint and in transition, outscoring Utah 30-16 down low and 10-2 on fast breaks in the first 24 minutes.
"We were active on defense early and that got us going," Brooks said, "but they still hit a lot of shots but so did we."
In fact, Oklahoma City blistered the nets shooting a season-best 60.3 percent for the game. Utah shot 50.6 percent overall and 57.9 percent on 3-pointers. Jazz rookie Wesley Matthews was 9-for-11 overall and 6-for-7 on 3-pointers to lead the Jazz with a career-high 29 points. Forward Carlos Boozer had 18 and grabbed 11 rebounds.
The spotlight match-up though was a battle royal between point guards Deron Williams and Russell Westbrook. They matched each other almost point for point and assist for assist. Westbrook finished with 30 points and 11 assists while Williams accounted for 27 points and 14 dimes. Williams fouled out in the game's last seconds.
"It was like a wrestling match between those two," said an admiring Durant. "It was fun to watch."
"He's a great point guard," said Westbrook of his opponent, "one of the best in this league. Fortunately I had a good game." One of his best, just four points shy of his career high.
"Russell had a good game tonight," Williams said. "We couldn't contain him off the pick and rolls. He shot the ball well tonight from mid range and that made him more deadly."

leevihua

爵士大开杀戒，112-89 主场击败术士。

Jazz rout Wizards to end 2-game losing streak

Posted Mar 15 2010 11:42PM
SALT LAKE CITY(AP) Carlos Boozer scored 23 points, Deron Williams notched his 35th double-double of the season, and the Utah Jazz ended a two-game losing streak with a 112-89 victory over the Washington Wizards on Monday night.

Williams finished with 17 points and 11 assists, and keyed a 17-6 run at the start of the third quarter that turned the game into a rout.

Andray Blatche scored 24 points and Mike Miller added 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Wizards, who lost their eighth straight game.

Washington shot just 3 of 22 from the field and was outscored 31-15 in the third quarter as Utah built a 90-60 lead. The Wizards shot 36.9 percent for the game.

Mehmet Okur scored 14 points for Utah, which had seven players score in double figures and won for the 11th time in 16 games.

The Jazz moved one game ahead of Oklahoma City for the No. 4 seed and home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

Blatche is averaging 22.6 points in the Wizards' eight games in March. Alonzo Gee scored 10 points in the second half for Washington, which trailed 59-45 at halftime.

Utah blocked six shots and forced 15 Washington turnovers.

NOTES: Utah's Andrei Kirilenko missed his second straight game with a calf injury. The Jazz improved to 7-7 in the second game when playing back-to-back nights. It was the first meeting between the teams this season. Washington fell to 9-22 on the road.

MCChan

连续输给公鹿和雷霆让我无法接受~今天赢下奇才只是一个开始，在接下来的比赛爵士还需证明自己作为强队的实力 ...
爱着音乐的猫 发表于 16-3-2010 08:43 PM

    主场再胜对手，主场实力已经可以很肯定了。接下来客场要对垒太阳队，也希望好相之前一样打败太阳队....

MCChan

爵士大胜却有一隐忧 布泽尔:所有人都有点伤

爵士大胜森林狼，然而阵中不少球员都有轻伤，斯隆在第四节大部分时间让主力球员休息。同时在明天停止训练，储备体能准备周末对太阳和黄蜂的两场比赛，


爵士以122-100击败森林狼。布泽尔取得19分和11个篮板，拿到了本赛季他的第45个两双。米尔萨普砍下21分和11个篮板，科弗尔在第29岁生日拿到了本季最高的20分。

赛后，布泽尔说：“我们不断阻挡他们的攻势，不断在进攻端转移皮球，不断抢篮板和奔跑，之后紧凑的比分被拉开了。”

德隆-威廉姆斯在拿到9分和11次助攻后，与其他的爵士首发球员在第四节大部分时间回到了场边观战。

德隆在上半场扭伤左脚脚踝，同时他今天带着肩伤比赛，在胜负已无悬念之下，他实在需要休息一下。他将于明天接受核磁共振检查。


另外，马修斯扭伤了左膝盖，基里连科在下半场开始不久因左小腿旧伤复发离场。

在本月初被肘击导致右眼仍然有半寸伤口的布泽尔说：“所有人在这里那里都有一点轻伤。”

爵士主帅斯隆让球员们在星期五休息，以便有充足的体能备战星期六对太阳，以及星期日对黄蜂的大战。

米尔萨普说：“在赛季初，我们有很多该赢的比赛没有拿下来，但是如今我们看到季后赛即将到来了，我们必须为此做好准备。”

今天爵士所有上场的12名球员都有得分。科弗尔之前的全季最高分出现在1月17日对掘金的比赛上，当时他拿下19分。

leevihua

爵士众将确保不再有爆冷的事情发生

Smooth sailing for Jazz in win over Wolves

By Andrew Aragon, for NBA.com
Posted Thursday March 18, 2010 12:57AM
SALT LAKE CITY (NBA.com exclusive) -- The Utah Jazz never seem to have an easy time against the Minnesota Timberwolves, and Wednesday's game started out to be another struggle.

But an early wake-up call from coach Jerry Sloan and a renewed emphasis on getting the ball inside, making the extra pass and playing defense allowed the Jazz to cruise to a 122-100 win over the Timberwolves. Utah (44-24) was able to salvage a season-split with Minnesota (14-55) with the victory.

"We did a little better job in the second half trying to defend, trying to get the ball inside," Sloan said. "We started the game again trying to take all the outside shots, trying to get our averages before we started to play and that's always kind of frustrating. But we got the win and that's the most important thing."

The Jazz knew they couldn't take the Timberwolves lightly after Minnesota had won the last two meetings between the two teams in Utah. The Jazz are one of two teams, along with the Nets, that Minnesota has defeated twice this season.

Trouble was brewing for the Jazz early, as the Timberwolves went on a 12-0 run to take a 14-6 lead. A timeout by Sloan slowed Minnesota's momentum.

"He didn't have to say too much," said Jazz forward Paul Millsap, who came off the bench to lead the Jazz with 21 points. "He just gives us that look. When he gives us that look, we know what to do."

Utah regrouped from its slow start and eventually created some space between the two teams. The game was tied at 32-32 before the Jazz went on a 13-2 run. The Timberwolves missed five straight shots during the spurt, and the Jazz had five players score, including Kyle Korver, who drained a 3-pointer.

After the Jazz went up 45-34, they maintained control through the remainder of the game. The Timberwolves got within six points three times during the third quarter, but Utah ended the final threat on a 6-0 mini-run that started when Deron Williams unleashed a nasty dunk over the 6-foot-10 Al Jefferson.

Getting the ball inside in Utah's half-court sets proved to be one of the keys to the game. The Jazz got several close looks in the second half and shot 60.4 percent after the break. For the game, they scored a whopping 72 points in the paint.

"We had to put some pressure on their defense," Millsap said. "When we get it inside, good things happen -- we kick out to the wide-open shooters, guys pass and cut. When we do that we're at our best, so it's real important to get the ball down low and attack them there."

Utah was also sparked by its defense. The Jazz collected 15 steals with 10 of them coming in the second half.

Korver, who turned 29-years-old on Wednesday, scored a season-high 20 points for the Jazz. Carlos Boozer recorded his 45th double-double of the season with 19 points and 11 rebounds. Williams, who had nine points and 11 assists, had his 21st straight game of dishing at least nine assists. It's the longest single-season streak in the NBA since the 1996-97 season.

Not all was well with the Jazz though. They're a banged-up team as they prepare for their Friday night showdown with the Phoenix Suns. Andrei Kirilenko restrained his left calf that had kept him out of Utah's previous two games in the third quarter and did not return.

Williams suffered a mild ankle sprain and a shoulder contusion. Rookie Wesley Matthews suffered a mild left MCL sprain in the third quarter. All three are questionable for Friday's game.

"We've got some guys banged up, but we've had some guys come in and step up and play basketball," Millsap said. "It's all part of the season. I think everyone is (banged up) a little."

Matthews showed why he's a Sloan favorite against the Timberwolves.

He hurt his knee while driving to the basket early in the third quarter, and had to be helped off the floor. Following a timeout, he stayed in the game and made two free throws. On Minnesota's next possession, he stole a pass by Darko Milicic and scored on a layup.

"He was all over the place trying to do things," Sloan said. "He's having to play guys a lot bigger than he is, and he's taking on that challenge and helping us tremendously. His energy -- it's been fun to watch."

MCChan

已经落后廿分之多了,看情况不是很乐观..希望像上一次一样第四节会有奇迹出现...

MCChan

爵士已经放弃了吗~？
爱着音乐的猫 发表于 20-3-2010 12:09 PM

    伤兵...伤兵...再伤兵...AK复发；Okur打不到一节也换下去了...Fesenko根本不能够用....但是他们还没放弃....我相信他们...

MCChan

Jazz 100-110 Sun
终于输掉了~西部第四应该也保不住了吧~？这场球爵士真是输得毫无脾气，完全是技不如人的 ...
爱着音乐的猫 发表于 20-3-2010 12:43 PM

    输得毫无脾气？？？蛮有脾气的...最后一秒...是最后一秒时，R.Price上篮被Hill大大的盖个帽:@ ，没有吹罚Hill恶意犯规而惹了Sloan教练一把闷火（当时Sloan推了裁判一把）。他反而被吹一个技术发Foul被赶出场了。。。
   就是最后一秒R.Price硬硬上篮，手腕伤了。。。。唉。。。。 希望不要再受伤了，爵士没球员了。。。第三节后D.Will也不出来了。。不懂有什么事情吗？

leevihua

太阳队为了尊严而战，爵士伤兵满营。战果虽然让人失望，但其实不令人意外。

Amar'e proves to be one-man show in big win over Jazz
By Jerry Brown, for NBA.com
Posted Saturday March 20, 2010 2:36AM
PHOENIX (NBA.com exclusive) -- Suns coach Alvin Gentry doesn't think anyone should be surprised to see Amar'e Stoudemire raising his game to another level as the games left in the regular season dwindle.

That he's suddenly lifted his game out of sight this season? OK, that's new.

In a big game that the Suns had to have, Stoudemire was at his best -- scoring a season-high 44 points on only 16 shots to go with seven rebounds and two blocks in a 110-100 win over Utah that kept both the fourth-place Jazz and homecourt in the first round of the playoffs within reach.

"I've seen him do this after every All-Star break since I've been here," Gentry said. "People forget that in his last game before he hurt his eye [last year], he had 42 points. He's just one of those guys who can raise his pick up his game.

"He's playing as well as I've ever seen him now, though. He's efficient. He's aggressive. He gets himself in great post position, he's added a little jump hook to his game and he's hitting all the free throws."

Stoudemire now has five 30-plus point efforts in his last seven games, and has scored at least 19 in 22 straight, the longest such streak of his career. His string of 33 straight made free throws ended in the third, but he finished 16-for-18 from the line and made the Jazz pay every time he entered the lane.

"It's a beautiful thing for us to have Amar'e dominate like that inside," said Suns guard Steve Nash, who added 15 points and 10 assists. "He's playing with so much heart and passion for the game, it's great to see. It really looks like he's enjoying it."

Stoudemire is also enjoying some help inside. Robin Lopez, whose insertion into the starting lineup dovetails with Stoudemire's spike in productivity, added 19 points and 10 rebounds and the two players combined to hit 21-for-25 shots from the field -- many of them throwdowns.

The Jazz had no answers for Stoudemire. Andrei Kirilenko was out with a calf injury and center Mehmet Okur left with a stomach virus after 12 minutes. Backup Kyrylo Fesenko needed just over nine minutes to foul out, leaving it up to Carlos Boozer and, at times, poor C.J. Miles to deal with the job. It wasn't going to happen.

"He took it to us," Boozer said. "He dominated the game."

Utah coach Jerry Sloan felt his players made that domination easier.

"I thought it was like a pickup game," Sloan said. "Guys drove to the basket and went inside and we kind of stuck our hand out to see if we could stop them. You can't stop them; you've got to put something on them."

Sloan got physical himself in the final seconds in a strange and seemingly unnecessary scene.

Grant Hill fouled Utah's Sundiata Gaines on a dunk attempt as the buzzer sounded, Sloan was upset that Stoudemire -- long out of the game by then -- was on the floor and near the Utah bench as the officials were determining if the game had ended before the foul.

Incensed, Sloan eventually turned his attention to referee Michael Smith and eventually put a forearm into Smith's chest area, leading to his ejection.

MCChan

拿下胜利了，Mil & Bos 要撑住呀。。。他们快要倒了。。。