Video from ESPN: Who will be the last 2 teams to make it into the playoffs as the 7th and 8th seeds in the Western Conference? 
Will the Jazz will sneak in with the 7th or 8th seeds? If not would you be disappointed?

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| ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST | 
Sorry there have been NO posts as of late, but we are starting up again. We have a lot to talk about with the Jazz winning 4 of their last 5 games, and 2 of those were against the Lakers and the Thunder. The Jazz are a deep team, and now with the young guys getting more minutes with all the injuries and with Al Jefferson attending his grandma's funeral. Are the Jazz just now hitting their stride or will Coach Corbin go back to the guys who have been hurt? Tinsley or Watson? Bell or Burks or Hayward? Jefferson or Kanter or Favors? Who gets the minutes and who will be on the floor at the end of games for the Jazz? Favors has shown he can score, but can he do it under pressure like Jefferson can? Jefferson can score when we need him to, but can he play good enough defense and get a crucial stop like Favors can?  Now with the news of Josh Howard possibly missing the rest of the season, who takes his place in the starting line up? Hayward has been very impressive coming of the bench knowing he is going to get more touches and shot attempts. Do we just figure CJ Miles is going to get the job? Does DeMarre Carrol start to get more playing time over Evans?
 105 - 90  FINAL
This was a good game for the Utah Jazz. I was a little worried there for a while. A small part of me, very small, was telling me that Rodney Stuckey was going to win this game for the Pistons. Thankfully in the 4th quarter, the Jazz, along with the play of one Al Jefferson took over. Jefferson was questionable for tonights game after the passing of his grandmother on Sunday, but I'm glad he played tonight. Just go look at his stat line. 14-18 from the line with 12 boards. It was good to see Favors as well. Every game, although he's not scoring a lot, is starting to look better and more comfortable on the floor. He's a solid player when he get the ball and just goes up as high as he can to put the ball in the hoop. I wish I could say the same for Kanter. I know he is a rookie and all, but he looked more comfortable at the beginning of the season. Now he looks lost and uncomfortable, and timid playing just 9 minutes and 2 points and only 1 rebound.

I am still a Ronnie Brewer fan, and I don't hate or like Korver. I do however miss his shooting, but I really hate/dislike Carlos Boozer. Going into this game you already knew Millsap and Boozer were going to go at each other, and then you knew Korver and Brewer wanted to prove a lot to the Jazz as well. But really you can't get mad at the Jazz about Korver, he decided on his own to leave the franchise. I sure hope, after watching the game, that either Burks or Hayward learned their lesson. We want them to do what Korver did to them.