Klomp wrote:Knee-jerk reactions are fun....
Especially when they suggest no solution.
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Klomp wrote:Knee-jerk reactions are fun....
Klomp wrote:Knee-jerk reactions are fun....
mercgold3 wrote:What is that have to do with ISO offense with a poor ball handler as a playmaker ? It's not about defense only.
Thibs need to stop thinking he has Jimmy Butler 2.0 in Wiggins.
Foye wrote:You cant really build a winning team with 3 21 y/os as your best players
Under Smitch we probably mightve had a better record this season given that wouldnt have required implementing a whole new system again (basically third time last three seasons now)
So I'm going to give him another season to figure things out. Its pretty clear that he blew this draft, though.
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FinnTheHuman wrote: Your post is just garbage.
NewWolvesOrder wrote:Garbage post, indeed.
AirP. wrote:Also, there's been a good number of games that Minnesota could/should have won, a little better luck or more importantly experience and this team could be much closer to .500. You see how the inexperience just kills them when they let teams go on big runs on them with really no answers(they look shell shocked), those kinds of problems should go away with experience/maturity.
mercgold3 wrote:Nobody is saying that Wiggins is not going to be good. I'm saying Wiggins doesn't havê the ball handling or the BBIQ to improve to a level he's going to be good doing that.
He's a scorer, a finisher, not a playmaker.
AirP. wrote:As of now, after Jimmy Butler's 3rd year it seemed that nearly half Chicago fan base on RealGM said offer him 7 million or let him walk, hell, the FO only offered him 9-10 million.
You should go back and read this article of "Jimmy Butler Rejects 'Hometown Discount' Offer From Bulls" and also read the comments at that time in 2014. There was a guy who believed in Jimmy Butler... that was Thibs and the fans didn't see it.
http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/235413/Jimmy-Butler-Rejects-Hometown-Discount-Offer-From-Bulls
Krapinsky wrote:Foye wrote:You cant really build a winning team with 3 21 y/os as your best players
Under Smitch we probably mightve had a better record this season given that wouldnt have required implementing a whole new system again (basically third time last three seasons now)
So I'm going to give him another season to figure things out. Its pretty clear that he blew this draft, though.
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How so? It seems the entire draft has been a bust at this point. I wanted Buddy but am 100% ok with Dunn right now, especially considering Rubio's struggles this season.
mercgold3 wrote:I´m not saying i dont believe in Andrew Wiggins, i´m saying Thibs is allowing Wiggins to create bad habits at something that he´s never going to be good. From college days that Wiggins is an horrible ball handler, in 3 years he didnt improve a bit his handling, maybe some can say he improved maybe a little bit but i dont see it. Even with a tiny improvement you dont need to be a master to see that Andrew is never going to be the guy to initiate an offense play after play.
mercgold3 wrote:Im not even talk about having Rubio in the corner, that is the stupid thing i seen in basketball lately. If is to put Rubio in a corner, bench him and start Dunn, after all is another development year.
Calinks wrote:People don't want to hear it but I will keep saying it, you dont win with three 21 year olds being the pillars of your team.
DoItALL9 wrote:Did Thibs have any opinion on KG coming back?
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mercgold3 wrote:Calinks wrote:People don't want to hear it but I will keep saying it, you dont win with three 21 year olds being the pillars of your team.
What about with two ?
Come on, is always the same story, or is the youth or is because our guys dont have the talent of other young players / teams.
I'm sure Towns was considerer by "A Whole Lot of NBA GMs Would Start a Franchise With Karl-Anthony Towns Over Anybody Else" for a reason.
He sure looked like a young Tim Duncan last year.
Has Brogdon or Delly, Snell, Giannis, Parker, Henson, experience enough to start winning ?
I don't think so. Just "Another exception" .
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Zeitgeister wrote:mercgold3 wrote:Calinks wrote:People don't want to hear it but I will keep saying it, you dont win with three 21 year olds being the pillars of your team.
What about with two ?
Come on, is always the same story, or is the youth or is because our guys dont have the talent of other young players / teams.
I'm sure Towns was considerer by "A Whole Lot of NBA GMs Would Start a Franchise With Karl-Anthony Towns Over Anybody Else" for a reason.
He sure looked like a young Tim Duncan last year.
Has Brogdon or Delly, Snell, Giannis, Parker, Henson, experience enough to start winning ?
I don't think so. Just "Another exception" .
Towns was not a good defender last year, and he's not one this year. Towns is struggling this year because defenses are doubling him hard. He's also just missing bunnies around the rim, I guess that's Thibs fault though.
Giannis is a top 10 player in the NBA so obviously they are playing better than we are as a team.
Foye wrote:Krapinsky wrote:Foye wrote:You cant really build a winning team with 3 21 y/os as your best players
Under Smitch we probably mightve had a better record this season given that wouldnt have required implementing a whole new system again (basically third time last three seasons now)
So I'm going to give him another season to figure things out. Its pretty clear that he blew this draft, though.
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How so? It seems the entire draft has been a bust at this point. I wanted Buddy but am 100% ok with Dunn right now, especially considering Rubio's struggles this season.
Jamal Murray was the obvious pick. He has shown flashes of being a good player already and is about half the age Dunn is. I would be heavily surprised if he does not end up a better player.
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