LamarMatic7 wrote:thank god I am at work and didn't get a chance to see this one. wasn't Al our savior with his scoring? why the bronze hammers for him?
bad defense and he had his typical game and other players stepped up more
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LamarMatic7 wrote:thank god I am at work and didn't get a chance to see this one. wasn't Al our savior with his scoring? why the bronze hammers for him?
LamarMatic7 wrote:thank god I am at work and didn't get a chance to see this one. wasn't Al our savior with his scoring? why the bronze hammers for him?
Balllin wrote:Zion Williamson is 6-5, with a 6-10 wingspan. I see him as a slightly better Kenneth Faried.
mrknowitall215 wrote:Josh McRoberts had 4 points & 3 rebounds in 27 minutes last night? Now I understand why Coach K was so adamant about not allowing McRoberts to play the point forward style of play he prefer to play. McRoberts is a much more productive player when he's playing in the trenches than on the perimeter
JDR720 wrote:mrknowitall215 wrote:Josh McRoberts had 4 points & 3 rebounds in 27 minutes last night? Now I understand why Coach K was so adamant about not allowing McRoberts to play the point forward style of play he prefer to play. McRoberts is a much more productive player when he's playing in the trenches than on the perimeter
He is basically a 6-10 pass first PG, that is why we are better with Zeller starting
catch20two wrote:Then you throw in the fact that Clifford like to throw his #spacing lineup on the floor with McBob camping on the perimeter and then we get killed on the boards and in the paint at the worst time of the game, in the crunch.
mrknowitall215 wrote:JDR720 wrote:mrknowitall215 wrote:Josh McRoberts had 4 points & 3 rebounds in 27 minutes last night? Now I understand why Coach K was so adamant about not allowing McRoberts to play the point forward style of play he prefer to play. McRoberts is a much more productive player when he's playing in the trenches than on the perimeter
He is basically a 6-10 pass first PG, that is why we are better with Zeller starting
Precisely. McRoberts is currently averaging 5.7 rebounds per 36 minutes. MKG average more rebounds per game than McRoberts in his rather limited minutes. For as talented as McRoberts is as a big that can step out to the perimeter & put the ball on the floor to make things happen, I think I would prefer to see him to play a little more in the paint like he did with the Pacers & after first being acquired by the Bobcats via trade where he wasn't entrusted to play so far away from the basket
LamarMatic7 wrote:catch20two wrote:Then you throw in the fact that Clifford like to throw his #spacing lineup on the floor with McBob camping on the perimeter and then we get killed on the boards and in the paint at the worst time of the game, in the crunch.
What's McBob camping on the perimeter (on offense) have to do with us getting killed on the boards and in the paint (I assume, on defense)?
LamarMatic7 wrote:mrknowitall215 wrote:JDR720 wrote:He is basically a 6-10 pass first PG, that is why we are better with Zeller starting
Precisely. McRoberts is currently averaging 5.7 rebounds per 36 minutes. MKG average more rebounds per game than McRoberts in his rather limited minutes. For as talented as McRoberts is as a big that can step out to the perimeter & put the ball on the floor to make things happen, I think I would prefer to see him to play a little more in the paint like he did with the Pacers & after first being acquired by the Bobcats via trade where he wasn't entrusted to play so far away from the basket
I've said before though - statistically McBob doesn't hurt us as far as rebounding goes. We're good when he's on the court and we grab less defensive rebounds when he's off (hats off to Al - we suffer the most on the defensive glass when he's on the bench. I've criticized him previously for grabbing meaningless rebs, so joke's on me). Of course, MKG and Al helps us devour those rebounds when Josh is on the court but one doesn't necessarily need to grab them actually to be a good big. He religiously boxes out his match-up and we've all heard his team-mates praising him for paying attention to detail and being the team's leader on defense as far as communicating is concerned. I've written this before though, I think.... I'm not so sure.
As for offense, I don't know, maybe Clifford prefers Al having the space to go to work with. That necessarily might not be the case but having two traditional bigs can make things messy in today's NBA.
catch20two wrote:My real case is about having MKG on the floor in the 4th to help with defense and rebounding but I'm also disappointed in McBob's lack of rebounding.
JDR720 wrote:catch20two wrote:My real case is about having MKG on the floor in the 4th to help with defense and rebounding but I'm also disappointed in McBob's lack of rebounding.
MKG should play some PF in the 4th, he can do everything McBob can do besides shoot threes but he can defend and rebound
JDR720 wrote:catch20two wrote:My real case is about having MKG on the floor in the 4th to help with defense and rebounding but I'm also disappointed in McBob's lack of rebounding.
MKG should play some PF in the 4th, he can do everything McBob can do besides shoot threes but he can defend and rebound
jakenc wrote:JDR720 wrote:catch20two wrote:My real case is about having MKG on the floor in the 4th to help with defense and rebounding but I'm also disappointed in McBob's lack of rebounding.
MKG should play some PF in the 4th, he can do everything McBob can do besides shoot threes but he can defend and rebound
I know what you mean, but against most teams we should probably have MKG glued to their best wing scorer in the fourth.