CalamityX12 wrote:No one is asking or implying to change the nature or identity of this team but adjustments are still a necessity during games and for some, me included, do not understand the lack of adjustments or denial by our coach to make a change for improvement for sequences during a game.
Floor spacing works when you have the horses to make it work. So lets not act Floor spacing is above rebounding at all costs... Detroit rebounded their way to a victory so that right there is proof that Floor Spacing is greater than rebounding isn't an endgame narrative.
We were down one with possession with what, 13 seconds left on the clock? Had the Nets executed (or god forbid, hit their FTs in the 4th) no one would be talking about rebounding. Rebounding is not the reason we lost, we were -right there-.
Lack of adjustments? Dude, we were getting our asses kicked. The adjustment was made to go to a line up featuring one big, two penetrating ball handlers, and two shooters at SF/PF to provide space. From then on the Nets were in business.
Floor spacing worked because it led to Dinwiddie and LeVert scoring nearly 50 points combined and we came within one possession of winning.
Had Kenny not spaced the floor and relied up jacking up threes/going to a traditional line up in a game where we were shooting 18% from 3 as a team, we would have been blown the **** out. How do you guys not see this?