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SALT LAKE CITY -- The Utah Jazz announced Friday that
they have hired Atlanta Hawks assistant coach Quin Snyder
to replace Tyrone Corbin, who was let go earlier this
year after three-plus seasons as the head coach in Salt
Lake City.
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Snyder most recently completed his first season as an
assistant with Atlanta. He has also been an assistant
with the Los Angeles Lakers, Philadelphia 76ers and Los
Angeles Clippers. He was the head coach at Missouri for
seven seasons, from 1999 to 2006, leading the Tigers to
four NCAA tournaments. That included an Elite Eight
appearance in 2002. "He has an impressive basketball
pedigree, including more than a decade of head coaching
experience that positions him well to succeed in the Jazz
organization," Jazz CEO Greg Miller said in a statement.
"We look forward to Quins contributions both on the court
and in the community." Snyder succeeds Corbin, who was
not offered a new contract. Corbin went 112-146 in Salt
Lake City after taking over on Feb. 10, 2011, following
the resignation of Jerry Sloan, for whom he played three
seasons and served as a longtime assistant. Corbin
reached the playoffs in the strike-shortened 2011-12
season, but his team was swept by San Antonio in the
first round of the playoffs. The Jazz went 43-39 the next
season and dumped a number of veterans. This season, they
went 25-57, the worst record for the Jazz since 1979-80,
when Utah was 24-58 following the franchises relocation
from New Orleans. Other candidates for the job included
Clippers assistant Alvin Gentry and Bulls assistant
Adrian Griffin. "The opportunity to join the Utah Jazz
and to be part of such a highly respected franchise with
an incredibly bright future is a great honour," Snyder
said in a statement. "I approach this opportunity with
gratitude and humility and am committed to doing
everything I can to help the Jazz become a championship-
calibre team." Former Jazz forward Paul Millsap, who went
to Atlanta last season, posted to Twitter:
"Congratulations to Quin Snyder for being named head
coach of the (at)utahjazz!!! The Jazz are getting a great
coach and person." Snyder is the eighth head coach in
Jazz history. The team planned a news conference on
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Although the deal cannot be made official until the free
agent moratorium period is lifted on July 10, Patterson
has agreed to a three-year, $18 million extension to
remain in Toronto, sources confirm to TSN.
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in first round of playoffs.Day three was another
outstanding day of football in Brazil. The goals kept
pouring in – 13 on the day and now 28 goals scored in
just eight matches – the most goals scored in that span
in the World Cup since 1954. In comparison, there were
only 25 goals scored after every team played one match at
2010 South Africa. Thats 16 games. Three and a half
goals per game is a staggering statistic, especially
considering most are the product of stellar play rather
than poor defending. Its also quickly becoming the World
Cup of the counter-attack, where speed and finish on the
rush is proving decisive. Day three was also a day of
standout individual performances. Specifically, the play
of the young, a veteran and a guardian of the goal stole
the show. These four players from different teams,
representing different confederations and playing
different positions, all coming up with memorable
performances on a memorable day. Young Toulouse right-
back Serge Aurier was a dominant force throughout for
Cote dIvoire, helping turn around the nightcap of the
Super Saturday quadruple-header. The Ivorian wingback was
a constant threat down the wing all night, particularly
in attack. A tactical change brought on Didier Drogba for
Serey Die in the 62nd minute. The change caused immediate
havoc in the Japanese back four, opening up more gaps
inside the 18-yard box. Aurier went to work. It took
just two minutes for Aurier to provide pinpoint service
on crosses to Wilfried Bony, and then two minutes later
to Gervinho. The attacking players did their part on the
finish but it was the crosses that stood out. Both
whipped in by Aurier with pace and precision, finding the
open man rather than just hitting and hoping. There was
composure about each ball, not usually seen from such a
young player. His relentless energy bursting forward with
strength and purpose was a difference-maker. The game
shifted because of the goals, where Drogba and company
were able to separate and seal the victory. The final
scoreline read 2-1 with two assists for Aurier. The
performance by the right back is the best weve seen so
far from the position. One year his elder, James
Rodriguez is a star in the making. The 22-year-old put in
arguably the top display over 90 minutes of the
tournament in Colombias 3-0 win over Greece. He played a
part in all three goals, scoring the third of the game.
His most impressive intervention wasnt on his goal – a
poised finish after receiving a back-heal from the
likewise impressive Cuadrado in the 90th minute. The
opening goal was of the Monaco-mans doing. Hell never get
the credit Cuadrado will get, but he should. Rodriguez
started the move from his own end, playing a forty-yard
ball over the top with a bend to a on-running Cuadrado.
As his teammate pulled the moves out wide, Rodriguez ran
the full length of the field showing in the attacking
area. Cuadrado played near post to Rodriguez who dummied
the ball to an awaiting Pablo Amero who provided the
finish. Five minutes in and the tone had been set by the
centre-midfielder. The pass, the run, and the
wherewithal to leave the ball signaled his class. All
afternoon, Rodriguez ran wild, covering an incredible
amount of ground and setting the tone. Rodriguez also
took the corner leading to the second goal, a near-post
service that was flicked before Teo Gutierrez tapped
home. It was a day Colombia was able to sit back and
picck their spots.
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Rodriguez dictated the pace for Colombia. He was the
maestro. Even if Falcao were available, it would be the
young star that would prove most influential. Watch him
as the tournament progresses. Rodriguez is special.
Special and/or influential are a couple of apt
superlatives used to describe the incomparable Andrea
Pirlo. The 35-year-old Italian veteran had himself
another match to remember in Italys 2-1 win over England.
The intelligence by which he plays was another level to
his competition. Composure is a theme here, and Pirlo was
never rattled in the heat of Manaus. Pirlo completed 108
passes at a success rate of 95 per cent. Most the
completed passes in the first half were without pressure.
The passing out of the back in the second half under high
pressure was a thing of beauty. England had no player who
could limit his effectiveness. Pundits correctly point
out to stop Italy you must stop Pirlo. Easier said than
done. The savvy by which he plays is another level. The
dummy he laid on Claudio Marchisios 35th minute strike
gave his teammates ample time and space to pick his spot.
England players were left without a hope. And the moment
that will provided the GIF of the night was Pirlos free
kick from 25 yards out, hit dead on by the midfielder
with the ball floating and bending outwards before going
off the crossbar. The floating ball completely fooled
goalkeeper Joe Hart, who was entirely fooled and was left
going the other way. Embarrassing for Hart, masterful
from Pirlo. It was another near perfect night from one of
the most influential players in the World Cup. Moments
can define matches. No moment Saturday proved bigger than
the 44th minute of Uruguay and Costa Rica. The highly
favoured Uruguay was up 1-0 late in the first half, with
the South Americans pressing for a second. What happens
just before the half can have a distinct affect on what
happens after play resumes. Case and point, Robin van
Persies 44th minute wonder goal and equalizer Friday,
helping turn the tides against Spain. Saturday, a second
goal before halftime would have buried the Ticos. Queue
goalkeeper Keylor Navas. The Costa Rican backstop had an
outstanding year at Levante. His prowess was on full
display in that decisive 44th minute. Diego Forlan had
found space on the back post. His strike took a massive
deflection off a defender and had eyes for the top right
corner. Navas, caught off his line, lunged back and
punched the ball out before it crossed the line. It was
an incredible save to make, and a save of the tournament
contender. The balance and co-ordination was outstanding
at a difficult moment. Im comfortable saying if Navas
doesnt make the save, Costa Rica loses the match. Navas
remained a rock amidst pressure in the second half. He
even guessed right on Edinson Cavanis penalty. Navas was
in the zone and gives further reason to believe Costa
Rica can remain competitive in Group D. These were four
different contexts and four specials performances on an
extraordinary Saturday at the World Cup. The high level
of overall attacking play is making for a distinctive
tournament. But its these kinds of special moments and
exceptional performances that will live for the ages. No
matter age, position, or method, Aurier, Rodriguez, Pirlo
and Navas have already left their mark in Brazil. And to
think, the best may be still to come.
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