The Jazz have had a problem in recent games — Saturday’s contest against the New Orleans Pelicans notwithstanding: they need to take open shots.
There’s a sense that part of the Jazz’s struggles with their offense have been that they’ve generated open shots, but players aren’t taking them. The result: a worse shot as the shot clock runs down.
“We may not have the clarity that you have as far as good to great. It may be really good and okay,” Jazz head coach Quin Snyder said. "Guys have to figure that out. If anything, that challenges unselfishness in a different way.