Albanian Damien wrote:First off, how does it not matter? He could easily put up more shots and keep it above 50%. How would that that NOT help this team? Also KG has always had one of the more proficient post games in the league. That's nonsense, have you ever watched him before this year? I can honestly say this the least I've ever seen him post up in 10-11 years of watching him play. If the Nets could post him up more it would only help the team. Its the final stretch of games. Now is not the time to rest KG ultra conservatively. Kidds been doing that all year. Nows the time to bump his minutes so he can actually be ready to play heavy minutes in the playoff. I thought that was common sense.
it doesnt matter because KG taking more long range jumpshots isnt going to help the team. we shoot enough jumpshots as it is. he is fine taking 4 shots a game. he shouldnt be a focal point on offense, he should be a secondary option who shoots that 18 footer when its wide open.
And yea, ive watched him a ton prior to this year. i live oin boston, i saw almost every game he has played as a celtic. i saw alot of him in minnesota back in the day as well because he was one of my favorite non-nets. he was never a guy who got you points in the post other then that turnaround jumper. he has never utilized the drop stop or reverse pivot. its simply not his game, and his historical shot charts support this.
but none of that matters. KG is a 20-25 minute a night player who needs to give us defense and rebounding. we dont need him being an offensive force. and we certainly dont need him playing extended minutes. anytime he has, he has looked pretty awful. the few times kidd played him in back to backs where 2 of his worst games of the season.
he has been good in his role, changing it doesnt make much sense to me. especially since it wouldnt really have an impact on wins and losses