vagelis wrote:He seems to find his rythm and reminds his old self now
hes raising up trade value which is good for us



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vagelis wrote:He seems to find his rythm and reminds his old self now
DonaldSanders wrote:Did Klay finally get hooked up by LeBron's source?
Suddenly has legs again, though still a cone on defense. The jumper has been looking smooth, I knew his shooting would come back to some degree but nice to see him a little springier, especially on a back to back. Really good sign. TJD emerging is also a great sign for Klay, as we need more threats on offense to help get him open.
Onus wrote: It's the fact that we have to hide him on defense that was throwing everything off. That and his lack of effort and focus on that end. Hiding him on defense just makes him do all the things he's bad at, focus off the ball, rebounding, help defense, rim protection, etc. Before we could mitigate that by putting him on the ball. Now he really doesn't do anything well on defense
jozef wrote:Onus wrote: It's the fact that we have to hide him on defense that was throwing everything off. That and his lack of effort and focus on that end. Hiding him on defense just makes him do all the things he's bad at, focus off the ball, rebounding, help defense, rim protection, etc. Before we could mitigate that by putting him on the ball. Now he really doesn't do anything well on defense
Maybe you are the Chosen One who can point to SAMPLES of Klay's bad defense. Please.
jozef wrote:Onus wrote: It's the fact that we have to hide him on defense that was throwing everything off. That and his lack of effort and focus on that end. Hiding him on defense just makes him do all the things he's bad at, focus off the ball, rebounding, help defense, rim protection, etc. Before we could mitigate that by putting him on the ball. Now he really doesn't do anything well on defense
Maybe you are the Chosen One who can point to SAMPLES of Klay's bad defense. Please.
Onus wrote:jozef wrote:Onus wrote: It's the fact that we have to hide him on defense that was throwing everything off. That and his lack of effort and focus on that end. Hiding him on defense just makes him do all the things he's bad at, focus off the ball, rebounding, help defense, rim protection, etc. Before we could mitigate that by putting him on the ball. Now he really doesn't do anything well on defense
Maybe you are the Chosen One who can point to SAMPLES of Klay's bad defense. Please.
Are you watching the game? He gets blown by so easily or players are able to create massive separation from him for easy pull up jumpers that aren't contested.
Then he's either late rotating, doesn't provide any help defense or if he does it takes him away from his man. He's a bad low man defender because he's late and provide little resistance at the rim. He doesn't rebound. He loses focus on his man. Has poor effort getting around screens. Basically anything you can point to he's pretty bad at.
the 1 thing he's still decent at is semi-power wings. Wings that use strength to create separation. Wings like Kawhi, Tatum, Brown, KD. Aaron Gordon though ate him up. So it's a very specific and narrow type of player that he can still guard.
wco81 wrote:Onus wrote:jozef wrote:Maybe you are the Chosen One who can point to SAMPLES of Klay's bad defense. Please.
Are you watching the game? He gets blown by so easily or players are able to create massive separation from him for easy pull up jumpers that aren't contested.
Then he's either late rotating, doesn't provide any help defense or if he does it takes him away from his man. He's a bad low man defender because he's late and provide little resistance at the rim. He doesn't rebound. He loses focus on his man. Has poor effort getting around screens. Basically anything you can point to he's pretty bad at.
the 1 thing he's still decent at is semi-power wings. Wings that use strength to create separation. Wings like Kawhi, Tatum, Brown, KD. Aaron Gordon though ate him up. So it's a very specific and narrow type of player that he can still guard.
Except for Gordon, those players eat up all defenders.
Those are among the very best players in the league.
Onus wrote:DonaldSanders wrote:Did Klay finally get hooked up by LeBron's source?
Suddenly has legs again, though still a cone on defense. The jumper has been looking smooth, I knew his shooting would come back to some degree but nice to see him a little springier, especially on a back to back. Really good sign. TJD emerging is also a great sign for Klay, as we need more threats on offense to help get him open.
Everyone should've believed that Klay's shot would eventually come back. It's the fact that we have to hide him on defense that was throwing everything off. That and his lack of effort and focus on that end. Hiding him on defense just makes him do all the things he's bad at, focus off the ball, rebounding, help defense, rim protection, etc. Before we could mitigate that by putting him on the ball. Now he really doesn't do anything well on defense.
But just like everyone should believe that Wiggins is going to find his offense as well.
wco81 wrote:It seemed like for the last 10 minutes of the game, they were looking to get shots for Steph or Klay, nobody else.
That just tells you how they're still dependent on them for offense, especially in crunch time, for must-have shots.
Maybe that's what Kerr told them or maybe that's what the players believed.
wco81 wrote:Moody, right?
jozef wrote:When did Moody make a catch-and-shoot on a move off screen?
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