Saberestar wrote:bwgood77 wrote:Saberestar wrote:It's for his low IQ for sure.
He made two big mistakes yesterday when the game on the line. One was retaining the ball or not moving it fast enough and getting fouled (then he missed 1 FT) when the Grizzlies wanted to make foul and the other one was missing his man on defense for a wide open 3 (Aldama) when we were up by 4 in OT.
Hopefully he improves in all those details because I like his game and he is really smooth on the court.
Yeah, but like other players, I think his strengths outweigh his negatives. A lot of people made dumb plays yesterday. It seems like KD made a ton of horrible passes.When you can shoot like Bol and have the length to really deter shooters, you are valuable. And what helps IQ? Playing more.
It's not the same. KD usually makes mistakes with a ton of pressure on him or double teamed.
Bol Bol's low IQ is what has made that he hasn't been anything more than a minimum guy for years and years in the league, he is 25. I am not discovering anything new here.
I am the first one that want him to be great and play a big role on the team but he makes unforced mistakes all the time, even when he plays well.
The simple fact is every team that takes a chance on him wants to be the one that figures him out or gets him to figure it out. I don't think anyone can pinpoint exactly what the issue is, it's probably IQ related but Malone had a go, Mosley had a go, Vogel had a go and now Bud had a go. These aren't bum coaches either, these are at the very least, solid head coaches and the other 3 are championship winning coaches.
I think we all want him to be great. If he's great, it's great for us. With how this season and last season went, I think everyone is hoping to find some bright spots in an otherwise a pretty dark situation. But he just hasn't earned the minutes, he didn't earn it with Malone, not with Mosley, not with Vogel and not with Bud and as much as I like to think I know how to coach, these are actual championship coaches.