Prokorov wrote:Pelly24 wrote:I love this for Blake Griffin. He's been good on defense, an excellent tertiary playmaker, a reliable shooter from distance and he's made a bunch of hustle plays. He also looks like he's got more spring and mobility than he's had since his second year in Detroit. He is a guy that can get 15 to 16 points any given night when others take pressure off him. With Tyler Johnson back, Shamet tapping into some ball handling playmaking and more, the supporting cast is excellent.
with TLC out of the rotation, we dont have to ever play a bad player. like every team in the league has 1 or 3 rotations guys where they hold their breath while that guy is on the floor.
We have 2 stars + 2-3 good to great role guys on the floor at all times.
Yes, understated point. Initially I was hopeful that TLC could be a suitable 3&D player for us when Dinwiddie went down. We didn’t need more scoring, just someone who could help space the floor by hitting corner 3s, cut to the basket for easy looks when teams overloaded on KD and Kyrie (and eventually Harden), and stay in front of his man on defense.
Over time my hopes faded as his negative play would easily outweigh the 1 or 2 good things he’d do while on the court. It became clearer and clearer by the game that he simply doesn’t have what it takes to contribute at this level, (at least not right now). For the sake of the team, I hope we don’t have to play him for the rest of the regular and postseason.