Since returning from injury on Nov. 26th against Memphis D-will has looked brilliant at times by dishing out 15 assists, setting the tempo and masterfully running the offense. He has also looked horrible with 4 turnovers in the four quarter against Miami, has been unable to take over a game and is a current mental mess. D-Will has admitted he is confused on when to pass the ball, shoot the ball, and said his poor play is more of a mental thing. D-Will is my favorite player, but that is the last thing I want to hear from the leader of this team. D-Will has been nothing more then a shell of what he was last year and if he doesn’t turn it around quickly the Jazz will have no chance of getting home court advantage in the playoffs. He can also kiss his All-Star hopes good-bye for this year. The Jazz need D-Will, more than any other player, to be at the top of his game. Generally, as he goes, the Jazz go. This week will be a very interesting week to see where he is truly at. There are no back-to-backs and two home games. If D-will can’t get healthy both physically and mentally then the Jazz season will quickly turn into a fight for the last couple of playoff spots.
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