Andrew wrote:It goes back to the lack of foresight, the lack of a long-term plan. In all fairness, the situation with injuries hasn't helped, but there's been a lot of short-term solutions, and seeing what they can throw against the wall and get to stick.
air gordon wrote:The Spurs initial rebuilding process was greatly expedited by them landing the best ever Pf following a season of tanking.
air gordon wrote:Kudos to the Spurs for beings one of the first teams to scout euros and draft them. And also for developing some college Pf who can't shoot or dribble into the the beast known as Kawai Leonard.
Can you imagine the Bulls doing any of those 2?!
Dee4Three wrote:Either way, good luck with Rondo.
air gordon wrote:Gar Pax would've found a way to screw dray greens development by doing something like drafting a yearly Pf bust from New Mexico State. At least that's what I'm telling myself
air gordon wrote:would you rather not get Kukoc and have the Bulls never pick dalibor bagaric, dragan tarlac, and kornell david? Or have Kukoc and endure krause's genius picks??
MozTheBoz wrote:Gutted that MCW is not around I would like to see how he will fare as a starter since he's more of a PG than Grant. Not that I'm complaining about Grant he's been very helpful for their spacing and he's fantastic on defense just want to see if the pace is much faster with MCW. It seems Lopez impressed them in the Heat game and they're now feeding him a lot on offense since then.
Butler definitely erased those doubts about his capability of carrying this team he's been superb so far. Perhaps DWade embracing the decoy role helped him a lot. Same can be somewhat said to Taj and McDermott, aside from him under concussion protocols on a weekly basis... Again, they need a back-up bigman...
air gordon wrote:is Lopez slight inefficiency due to the missed tip ins he tries? if that's just the case, keep on feeding the big guy
Valor wrote:How about screw PG and just start Wade, Butler, and Dougie together (when he's back, anyways)? That way we get the shooter we desperately need. Wade and Butler are both capable enough to bring the ball up anyways, and they can switch around defensively to preserve Wade's legs. Use MCW and Grant off the bench with the second unit.
On Niko and Portis...one has no D and the other can't hit a mid range shot to save his life.
Def agree with Rondo staying out. Hopefully even if he's healthy Hoiberg will keep his ass on the bench too.
Andrew wrote:Is that what he drew up, or did the play just break down? I didn't catch the game.
Andrew wrote:Hoiball is an enigma, it would seem.
Valor wrote:Just talking about that last play though, Jimmy's 3 gave them a chance to go OT so all good there imo. That last play is on Hoiberg, with so much time remaining in a 2 point game the best play he could draw up is for Canaan to shot a fadeaway 3? Even if they just cleared it out for Wade to go one on one in the post on that catch it would've been a better option. Come on now.
MozTheBoz wrote:Valor wrote:Just talking about that last play though, Jimmy's 3 gave them a chance to go OT so all good there imo. That last play is on Hoiberg, with so much time remaining in a 2 point game the best play he could draw up is for Canaan to shot a fadeaway 3? Even if they just cleared it out for Wade to go one on one in the post on that catch it would've been a better option. Come on now.
I still can't blame him for that since the shot that Canaan took was pretty wide open it's just that it didn't go in unfortunately. It's expected that Butler and Wade will be heavily guarded so why not use the Steve Kerr option?
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