TheNewEra wrote:esqtvd wrote:TheNewEra wrote:
Useless bothering with his mess. PG could of played better but Reggie throws off everything we do being so aggressive without converting.
Notice we got close once Lou came in for Reggie
I'm not propping Reggie except that his final numbers [4-9, 3-5 from 3, 11 points and only 1 TO, and zero plus/minus when 6 Clippers were in the minus] put the lie that he was in any way responsible for this loss. He's the 3rd-string PG forced into a starting role.
This scapegoating is completely in conflict with the actual facts. Superstar PG was awful, Zu and Shamet were non-factors, and J-Myke was a horrendous minus-21. Point the fingers there. That's half the rotation. Reggie was not the problem--and when we start Lou for Bev that has a negative domino effect on the rotation too.
If Pat is gonna miss a lot more time, sure, look at options. But he was held out as a caution, no more than that.
Reggie doesn’t know his role and part of the issue is with him and coaching not pulling him aside. His numbers were fools gold because anyone watching could see he was horrible on defense and reckless control of the ball led to bad shots.
The starters had a slow start but by the third had the game in striking distance until poor rotations killed them.
It's a shame because I thought Reggie was playing well before the shutdown. I went to the game against the 76ers and he seemed to have a solid grasp on when to push in transition and look for his own shot and when to just be a steady ballhandler who let Lou/PG/Kawhi handle things.

























