Twinkie defense wrote:miltk wrote:lebron's on-ball 60% of the time, and kyrie is on-ball 60% of the time (math?), that leaves nothing for the rest of the team,,,including kevin.
How 'bout instead of pounding the rock, they pass it around and look for easy shots? I'm sure Blatt would love to see that.
PS the GM should fire himself for trading the #1 overall draft pick for a guy who only plays one side of the court - defense wins Championships.
love, the non-athletic player that he is, can only do so much 1on1., so he'd be a willing ball-giver-upper
not so with lebron and kyrie since they've been ball dominant with the full skillset to do so they're whole lives. if you look at gsw by comparison, curry is efficient - he can do whatever he wants with or without ball-time. the others are not ball dominant by nature. at sas, you go into that system knowing that YOU have to make the sacrifice. it is a moral imperative if you want to play on the spurs. lebron especially, has had it his own way his whole basketball life - he goes in, he does his thing, everybody changes FOR HIM = team success. always been that way. he has had NO strong willed coach to coach him.
~PS the GM should fire himself for trading the #1 overall draft pick for a guy who only plays one side of the court - defense wins Championships~ it's not that simple. the window with lebron was small, the necessity to get it done now ,,,,IMMEDIATE. so the org. chose now over future. lebron wanted now and lebron wanted klove. plus,,,ummm we don't know if wiggins is anything but above average. he's like harrison barnes