jivelikenice wrote:Wittman should not have gone back to Wall as soon as he did. Not saying Wall shouldn't have come back in, but it was a perfect opportunity to try Wall/Miller with Miller running point. Wall went cold after blowing that layup and was not playing with good pace. Miller was having his way with Charlotte's point guards...
Beal is really frustrating. He was downright selfish in the third and kept Charlotte in the game..then Wall caught whatever beal had.
The way this team plays at home is crap.
not saying you're wrong, but it's ironic thinking back to being at the game.
My daughter (who roots scared) was saying in the early 4thQ Wittman was going to
not put Wall back in soon enough. Miller was abusing CHA defenders. He could have played
longer. I'll go a step further and say that given that CHA is among league leaders
defensively against fast break points, Miller might be better for our offense
(but def not our defense) against a team that forces us to slow down. Strange/ironic
that Miller, who is obviously much slower than Wall, could get to the rim/paint more
often than Wall could even when Wall was hitting his Js, which you would think
would draw the defenses out. Or maybe the defenses just kept laying back knowing
that Wall would cool off, which he did.