LeBron walks off the court, angry that his Lakers just got ousted from the playoffs by the Nuggets … again. Oh, my. Will the man who was once king stay with the Lakers?
Rumors fly that Frank Vogel might be fired by the Suns and that Devin Booker wants to play for the Knicks after Phoenix is swept by Minny.
Donovan Mitchell says he has to play better after a couple of subpar showings in the Cavs’s series with Orlando.
Man … anybody else around here miss the NBA playoffs?
After two seasons in which the Jazz haven’t sniffed the postseason and the Delta Center has gone dark in April, looking back at all those years when the Jazz qualified for the playoffs and then summarily got run out of them is enough to make you long for the losing. It wasn’t so bad, really, was it?
There are worse things than first- and second-round elimination.
Things like having no chance at being eliminated; things like propping hopes for some theoretical shot at an NBA title on selling off most of your best players — some of whom helped you compile the best regular-season record in the league not that long ago — for draft picks and financial flexibility and the chance to show how brilliant your front office is; things like wading through a largely hapless regular season in terms of true competitiveness in order to get to the best time of the year — the offseason, big-game hunting season; things like watching former Jazz players helping their new teams to playoff success; things like looking fondly back on and missing the days when the building was stacked with the highs and drooped with the lows of games — even if it was just a smattering of them — that really mattered.
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