maginno wrote:magicman123 wrote:and the girl on the left resembles yours, damn what knowledge i just dropped
Thread is getting even weirder when one of them thinks he is insulting my argument by comparing it to an attractive girl. Getting back on topic let me put the two questions together without putting other words in that you might trip over
1) Who do any of you have in mind THAT IS AVAILABLE that you can show any concrete reason why that coach would win a ring with the magic?
2) Who besides Hedo has a game that regularly drives to the basket?all non answers, distractions, you already know etc Yada yada yada will count as
"I have no idea. You've proven your point Maginno. I'm just yabbing"
Bro i Understand your getting into this, and by all means, it is a serious issue. But don't take it out on 123.
I'm not on the fire Stan parade, bu i do believe there are other plays we could run to diversify our attack. While i do agree that our players could be more assertive, last night we played against the Boston style d, and with Jameer out, our best ball handler Hedo was often initiating the play form the top of the key. Hedo has never been known for his ability to draw fouls, but if he does get to the rim, it's often off a pnr. Last night, against the Chicago style Boston D, They doubled the Ballhandler nearly every time off the pick, putting three defenders guarding the two participants in that play, often leaving an open guy at the wing. Thus, Hedo really couldnt drive on that. That open guy for us was someone who shoots above 40% from three for his career be it Jrich, Ryno, JJ or the now defunct Arenas. You take that shot if it's open. The Boston D is aso quite good clogging the middle and forcing jumpers, so guys like those mentioned are even more disincentivized.
The 4th quarter was a chuck parade as we all know, so we won't discuss that. Whether it was due to complacency, fear on behalf of our ballhandlers, what have you, or in Arenas situation, an unconscious lack of cinfidence in his own ability to get to the rim, especially against the virtuoso Rose.
So I guess what I'am saying is, it's difficult to attack that defense from the top evertime, and we need to adjust to it come playoff time.