keynote wrote:Taps might finally
let Young be young:
-Nick Young has been on a short leash recently, but Tapscott said he plans on giving the second-year guard a little more margin for errror along with more playing time.
"I'm going to take a little blame for Nick's troubles," Tapscott said. "I've had him thinking a little too much. Sometimes you can stress execution, execution, execution and what that does is force a guy to start thinking about everything he does. Some guys [are] better just playing in the flow, so I gave him the release today. I told him, I'm going to play the full segment and leave you alone and let you play."
This is long overdue. Hopefully, Nick can regain some of his swagger. That being said, I wonder where Nick's execution is lacking in the eyes of the coaching staff. Most people on this board think that Nick can and has been more effective than DeShawn, at least.
Maybe there is some hope for TAPPS after all.
He got AB into the starting line up finally last game.
Now he is giving NY an open door which hopefully leads to him starting.
Maybe he will get us some decent line ups after all. I had started to give up on him but now
I'm getting a little more hopeful. At least it will be fun to watch more AB and NY.
DMAC seems to be getting decent PT already and is developing as a defensive player.
Now if he can just remember to play some McGee and AB together we may be able to defend to post.
McGee, AB, DMAC, CB, NY should be interesting. That gives you some nice boards, blocks, scoring and one on one. If I saw this line early I would be stoked. It could be first off the bench.
And for those to quick to want to let DSONG go, I wouldn't rush that one.
He is a good teammate, a smart player, he passes, he can hit from outside and around the basket, hustles his ass off and he can play PF. All things we need. I wouldn't be surprised if he sticks around.
One the list to go way before DSONG is
DS, OP and Etan