the_process wrote:Eyeamok wrote:the_process wrote:
Not sure who you're referring to or if that's a random imaginary person. But Maxey can learn to be a closer without playing 41 mins at altitude fresh off an injury/illness.
I remember Morey brushing off the Maxey minutes thing with the "he's young he'll be fine" too. No. Tired players get hurt easier and shoot worse. Also no one gets an infinite amount of minutes in their legs. This isn't 2K fatigue off.
Not saying you are wrong. But if Maxey is tired he needs to speak up and say "I'm tired I need a break!" To me it's part of being a leader and understanding your body. I am sure Maxey has people around him that won't let him run himself into the ground. And if he does not he needs to get some.
You've played sports? Guys want to be the superhero.
And if Maxey did have the self awareness and discipline (he's 23, so he doesn't) to say he was tired? "Come on man, toughen up, we need you out there." That's the G rated version of what they would say to him. Someone else needs to tell Nurse no.
This is not the YMCA, the park or the local work team. This is the NBA it's a business first and then a sport. Maxey has an agent that is his mouthpiece. An agent that is going to make a nice payday this upcoming off-season when Maxey signs his next contract. So if he is not speaking up for Maxey talking to Maxey and finding out how he is really feeling, then Maxey is not doing a good job relating to his agent. And his agent is not doing a good job knowing what is best for Maxey.










