Parliament10 wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:Hopefully the Celtics 27th ranked offense decides to play together for once and doesn’t shoot over 50% of their shots from three point range. Maybe they might shoot over 10 free throws too.
Looking for improvement on offense. Win or Lose.
I think that it's just a Comedy of Riches, so to speak.
We have almost an All-Star lineup as Starters.
Too many good players compacted into one area.
I think that it would serve us much better, to move one of the wings to the 2nd Unit.
We were building a thing called a "dual core" for a few years. A youth movement, and vets. And it was supposed to come together organically. But when Gordon got hurt, that all went out the window, we fast tracked Tatum, Brown and Rozier and it worked.
Now we're asking those young guys to take a step back and very maturely figure it out with two other guys expected to be the leaders, or alphas, who are both coming off injury/surgery and it isn't very natural for any of them. So what we are currently doing is both unprecedented (maybe not but I can't think of other examples) and certainly not organic. There's a lot of moving pieces and roles, players who aren't up to 100% yet and young guys who we can't really expect to know how to fit in just yet.
When you look at it like this, it's not surprising that the one guy without a conscience who doesn't really gaf about any of the dynamics in Marcus Morris is the one who is currently thriving. Despite the paper results, I see Brown getting slowly comfortable in a role. Kyrie is simply working back from the surgeries still. Same with Gordon. Tatum got trolled by Kobe in the offseason, that'll fix. But it is very tricky, what we're expecting of roles given the lineage of how this team has come together. Just keep looking for signs of cohesion is all I can think to do. Despite all the individual talent this team (offensively) has certainly been ugly to watch so far.