zoyathedestroya wrote:playa-hater wrote:zoyathedestroya wrote:I'm debating whether it would really help to trade away the one guy who competes every night (among top in the league in steals and loose balls recovered) for another ballhandler albeit better shooter when the real key to the team's success is for the Jays to improve and be more consistent in the stuff that matter -- offball movement, playmaking/involving other guys, ball movement, defense, valuing possessions, BBIQ, and mental toughness.
is it possible that a more established and trusted shooter and play-maker such as Ingles would get more "swing passes and touches" from Tatum?? (Brown never passes it much) similar to the way Hayward when he played?
Maybe in theory. In practice, we've seen the actual Hayward get frozen out or ignored several possessions in a row, whether he cuts or stands open in the corner. Then he got blamed for not being aggressive enough. The two guys who assisted him the most during his last year were Smart and Kemba.
perhaps this is correct. just like Ingles enough to consider a trade and take a chance depending on what it would cost.