Kings2013 wrote:RedAlice wrote:teerfour+40LG wrote:
No and no. Collison has been as advertised. I think Sessions is the one looking kind of underwhelming. He made a good first impression, but then we all noticed that he loves passing to Reggie Evans, he can't make any layups, and he can't defend.
Ben just can't shoot . . . or do anything.
Quite obvious that Ben needs confidence to perform better.
I think Collison and Sessions were all not optimal... Just no match for Jeremy Lin in a single face-off ...
Bens play is his own responsibility.
I saw you were from China on another forum, is that why your bringing up Lin? No one cares about the Laker game, they have been solid for the most part
The point is, when your team is trailing, he tends to make awful lot of mistakes... Reason I don't question Stauskas? He may make mistakes, but he will try all efforts to make that up and the problem never became a consistent weak spot of the team. DW is the exact opposite as he tends to make the whole team pay for his faults all the time...
Speaking of Ben... in the game against LA, how many really GOOD passes did he get?
I mean, a good pass doesn't only mean those passes to the shooter in open or half-open, it also means that your shooter is prepared. I see two in the game. One from Cousins - Collison from behind the arc - Ben on right corner and he misses. Another is at the end of the game when Ray set a screen for him immediately after he went onto the court and Ben made it.
Remember those low post strait to weak side passes by Cousins? I have never seen a single shooter who could make that shot... I saw it once in the Blue vs White Team USA game and James Harden was the one behind the three point line. Guess what? He barely catches the ball and gave away a typical McLemore shot. After that I never saw him pass that way in team USA even once. Guess coach K didn't allow that...