gangstaff wrote: And if Bargs keeps scoring maybe his value can go up and we can dump him and Parker and Dixon for Redd
why Redd??
I rather Michael Jordan
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Ackshun wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
why Redd??
I rather Michael Jordan
gangstaff wrote:who's minutes is he going to take? as long as Bargs is being developed and hump keeps playing well, there are very few front court minutes left.
whoknows wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
IMO Sam could've found 10 minutes for a guy who can use his big body in the post in a physical game like today.
ppl need to understand that CB4 had to work his tale off tonight.
how do you expect him to take over a game when he's running out of energy being the only one (for most of his playing time) in the post against the most physical team in NBA?
El Presidente wrote:* I went to the game today and I got a first hand look at just exactly how bad Calderon's defense really is. Billups, Stuckey and Hamilton all took turns on him and the Raptors were forced to help leaving Maxiell, Prince, McDyess wide open. We're not a great defensive team and when we have to help out early in the shot clock, things become that much harder. The frustrating part was that I didn`t even know what the Raptors could do because providing help wasn`t working out and Billups and Hamilton were eating him alive on single coverage. The only thing that I could think of was maybe putting Joey Graham on Hamilton or Billups in hopes of avoiding providing help.
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Warya wrote:Another thing I forgot to mention.. Jose forgot our opponent tonight, every chance he had to run and go uptempo I noticed he slowed the ball down and waited for everybody else.. big mistake- Detroit is wayyyyyy too good defensively against half court sets... our best chance to win this game would be with us running every chance we get and hoping we catch them a little bit off their heels and confuse them.. not slow the ball down when we're already struggling with our offense going into the game...this is where TJ is missed greatly, he would have made sure we got some fast break points...
Death Knight wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
I tuned into the espn online stream instead of RSN. I clearly remember Hubbie Brown criticising Calderon for not taking advantage when the Raptors had numbers (3 on 2 mostly) on several occasions. Hubbie is absolutely right. Not just tonight, but for a while now, Calderon has been very passive and doesn't look to take advantage on fast breaks when they have numbers. This is something that the coaching staff seriously needs to get on Calderon about.