BBALLER4FR wrote:Sark wrote:BBALLER4FR wrote:
Then he should play well enough to force Hornaceck's hand. I get Hornaceck is biased and might overlook it, but everyone can see Kyle plays better than Willy. Willy didn't come into this season like he wanted it. He came in like it should be given to him. O'Quinn for all his flaws is pure hustle. He passes just as well as Hernangomez and he makes his presence felt. Even when Willy was good, he was finesse. He's soft both physically and mentally. His post moves are the only clear advantage he has on O'Quinn.
He has played just about as well as KOQ in the limited minutes he gets.
KOQ per36 15/12/4
Willy per36 17/11/3
The difference between the 2 isn't so much that KOQ should have >4x the amount of minutes that Willy. Hornacek has absolutely shown favoritism towards vets, despite the team saying it was building for the youth.
I agree he's shown favoritism towards vets. But Willy made it easy to defend Hornaceck which is a sin. I feel for Frank. I feel for Dontson and Burke. S#it, I even feel for Baker because he leaves it on the floor. Willy, when given the chance, has looked like he's scrimmaging. The only reason people still want him to play is because they remember what he did last year and they think placating him will be enough incentive to play like he gives a damn. Who wants to deal with that?
Come on. Dude put up 14/10/3 on Dec 4 in 17 minutes. That was followed up with 6 straight DNP-CD's. KOQ didn't do sht in those following games to put himself so far ahead of Willy that he gets plastered to the bench.
The coach is a fcking joke. He's obviously relying on his vets and coaching for his job, since he doesn't have an extension. He could care less about developing the kids. That's partly on management as well. They need to give him some security so that he can take more risks, and play Frank, KP, and Willy together. You know, the core that Merry Pills boasted about in the offseason.





































