IceManBK1 wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:MGrand15 wrote:Yeah Kenny needs to take notes from Byron Scott on how to run offense. It's not like this style turned him into an all star or anything.
yeah the same Byron Scott that taught Russell absolutely nothing and didn't coach him. unbelievable.
They ran motion offense/space and pace. He shown improvement 2nd yr under Luke Walton. Was hanging with the best of them. He shot with confidence against guys like Kemba Walker, even russell westbrook. Now he's timid and can't finish over them. KA more or less kill dlo confidence with all the benching early in the season whenever he struggle. Don't even let his supposedly allstar finish crucial quarters(2nd and 4th)I don't know if that's part of the hard coaching. KA just take the good with the bad. Let dlo play through his mistakes and learn from them.
he is an all star this year and his stats are up across the board, turnovers are down, his defense is better. There is literally zero argument that you can present that paints Walton as being better for Russell's development over Atkinson.
Russell has finished plenty of 4th quarters this season and has carried the Nets on his back to multiple victories with huge scoring outbursts, this team is in the playoff hunt because of his ascendance this season. You weren't saying any of this during the games where he was dropping 30, 40 points, in fact you were oddly quiet, the only times you honestly post from what I've seen is to make complaints, you're silent when things go well. D'Angelo Russell isn't playing timid, he's playing like a mature basketball player looking to make his teammates better. the only one worried about him scoring 50 points is you.
Russell is in the best possible place he could be for his career. He'd probably laugh at your insinuation that Luke Walton and the Lakers, a team that treated him like garbage and badmouthed him on his way out the door, is better for him than Kenny and the Nets.
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