JujitsuFlip wrote:jasonxxx102 wrote:It should be clear to everyone who’s watched this team JB is just not a good coach.
Unfortunately there are Cavs fans who still "want to see more" from Jb. The guy has coached 272 regular season games as the Cavs HC, anything he could've showed you by now, he already has.
The guy isn't all of a sudden in his 5th season gonna flip a switch and actually learn how to run a diversified offense or a deep regular season rotation.
Well, no. We just interpret what we're seeing differently than you do. Is the difficulty in running a diversified offense a problem with the coach, or is it a problem with the core of the team being made up of young players? Is the difficulty in running a deep regular season rotation an issue with the coach, or with a shallow roster littered with one-way players and constantly battling injury?
Settling on the coach needing to be replaced is the easy answer but I'm pretty sure we would be struggling with any coach.
Our roster is very good when everyone's healthy, but it's also pretty fragile. Our offseason roster changes haven't changed the fact that our bench isn't very deep or even very good. LeVert is the only guy off the bench that is an NBA-level two-way player. Everyone else has serious flaws offensively or defensively, and when they have a bad game the whole team struggles. Damian Jones is a zero-way player. Ty Jerome hasn't played. Niang has been a poor man's Kevin Love on both ends of the court.
So much of the team's scheme is designed around the personnel and when personnel are missing, the scheme degenerates. No one can short roll on the team as good as Mobley and there's no one at the rim to dunk a lob on drives, and Mobley out kills our rim protection defensively. So since Mobley has been out, other teams have blocked 30 of our shots and we've blocked 10 of theirs. Against the Celtics the past two nights it was 17-5. Missing Mobley has really hurt us.