KingRobb02 wrote:Sacramento currently ranks 18th in offense even though they have two gold medalists in their starting lineup. The Clippers are 1st in offense and Dallas is 5th. Taking it Further, the top 5 offenses are Clippers, warriors, Raptors, Cleveland, Dallas and then there is a drop. Not one of those centers is a jump shooter. This is not a coincidence. In order to achieve this, you need to score more than a point per possession. For this to happen, you need to make more than half your shots (Boogie doesn't), take care of the ball (Boogie doesn't), or get fouled (Boogie does do this, but only when he goes to the post. Teams are happy when he shoots jumpers). Guys who make all their shots and don't turn the ball over are good for offense. No way to spin that.
I think from our perspective those elements can be improved upon. Under Malone he was efficient, the team quit on Corbin and a higher percentage of his looks came away from the basket under Corbin , rendering him a stretch 5 almost. He creates, handles and gets more coverage than most centers, but the boneheaded stuff needs to stop. It was surprise me if under Karl you didn't see an end to a lot of the turnovers and Cousins in a better position on his shots. IMO he needs a hard nosed coach, teaching and holding him accountable