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The not so big house
The not so big house








the not so big house

Still, not every Jazz teammate defaulted to humor first when discussing Kessler’s personality.

the not so big house

The bad joke/dad joke was met with a combination of laughter and eye-rolling groans. They know my order when I walk in,” he concluded. We have one literally like a two-minute drive from my house. Denver, Kessler was rapturously extolling the virtues of Waffle House - the primarily Southern-located breakfast chain restaurant that is also infamous for attracting dubious clientele - for the umpteenth time. Still, Kessler’s teammates do have a point.ĭuring his exit interview with media ahead of the home finale vs. He’s funny, but I don’t think he means to be sometimes.” “I don’t know why he’s saying that - he makes just as lame of jokes as me. “Oh, of course he’s gonna say that - he’s jealous he didn’t think of them first,” Kessler insists. The onetime campaign manager will not let his All-Star client’s crack about “lame jokes” go without a retort. Kessler, hearing all of this, takes it in stride and chuckles about it, letting the light-hearted, good-natured critiques roll off of him.Įxcept for Markkanen’s. “Oh, it’s unintentional,” Potter answers without a hint of doubt. Micah Potter, the two-way contract signee, and arguably Kessler’s best friend on the team, gets the final, definitive word. “They’re so bad it’s funny,” JC concedes, cracking up. Just laid-back,” responds Jordan Clarkson. “He’s a hard worker, so it’s obviously good to share the court with him, but in the locker room, he’s an even better guy - throwing out those lame jokes and thinking he’s funny,” Lauri Markkanen adds with a smirk. “Almost like ‘The Office,’ you know what I mean?” replies Kris Dunn. While there is near-universal agreement that the rookie big man is expertly sarcastic and generally humorous, there’s also something of a debate within the team’s ranks about just how much of it is actually intentional.

the not so big house

His sense of humor is as good a place to start as any, considering if you ask any of Kessler’s Utah Jazz teammates what he’s like, nearly every single one begins to laugh before getting even a single word out.










The not so big house