oversteerdawg wrote:RRR3 wrote:Is he actually any good or was Ham just that bad so he looks good in comparison
Both. Among many other issues, Ham's rotations were absolutely baffling.
Not really. He did what he could with what he had.
Ham wanted to contain dribble penetration, and force outside jumpers. Problem was that the guard rotation was Westbrook/DLo, Austin, PatBev, Schroder, Beasley stuff because he also wanted to maintain decent enough floor spacing on the other end. That led to lots of smaller guard lineups trying to contain bigger wings that would shoot over the top.
He didn't trust Christie who was 19/20 yo, Vincent got injured, JHS was **** and injured, and there was just no good options left. He brought the Lakers to a WCF despite Lebron on one leg, and then to the first IST. Then ran into Denver again, and it was just all too much.