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It's a mental illnessHad a ****ty game.
LeBron had 6 FGs and 5 TOs
Harrison Barnes guarded by LeBron 4 open 3s in the 4th.
AD got pummeled by Sabonis all game.
Rui had 17 at half. Got 1 shot in the second half
DLo even as off as he was. 3 shots in the second half.
DLo contributed to the loss, sure. But to not see how ****ty LeBron and AD was, and the blame needing to start somewhere with them, followed by DLo
DLo shot 9 shots. He’d have to shot 80% total to sniff his average.
I see people are ignoring that you said this.Had a ****ty game.
I see people are ignoring that you said this.
Interesting.
No we saw it… we’re just used to 13 paragraphs explaining the greatness of DLo whenever he performs well so it’s kinda funny to be so dismissive when he struggles… welp, he just had a bad game.I see people are ignoring that you said this.
Interesting.
I don't want to hate D'lo. But essential1 makes it difficult . He's been showing why nobody in the league wants him with all his unnecessary quotes lately. He still hasn't learned when to shut up. I actually like his game for the most part but the weird obsession with him is hard to ignore and even harder to understand
Yall want everyone to touch the ball, get shots, start, etc but never really say where these opportunities are going to come from? You want more Dinwiddie on ball, then who do you want to less more off ball if that’s the case?It’s crazy how little Dinwiddie actually touches the ball. Like he’s just always out of rhythm because of how he’s being used (or not used at all)
Then he finally has an open three and misses. Touching the ball is so important as you hoopers know. Running down the floor 3-4 times and getting zero touches has a negative affect on a player. Hopefully Ham figures it out
It’s crazy how little Dinwiddie actually touches the ball. Like he’s just always out of rhythm because of how he’s being used (or not used at all)
Then he finally has an open three and misses. Touching the ball is so important as you hoopers know. Running down the floor 3-4 times and getting zero touches has a negative affect on a player. Hopefully Ham figures it out
Yall want everyone to touch the ball, get shots, start, etc but never really say where these opportunities are going to come from? You want more Dinwiddie on ball, then who do you want to less more off ball if that’s the case?
Raise your hand if you think he’s being serious here….and keep your hands up if you rode the short bus to school.
Here’s the thing, and we can agree to disagree which is fine… but unless you know for sure what a scheme is then we can’t fairly say what it is. So I disagree that part of the game plan was to just leave Murray and Barnes open because without looking it up I’m sure those guys are like 40% 3pt shooters (unless there having an unusually down season). Last time they played the Kings pretty sure Fox went off… and since no one can stay in front of him then the emphasis was probably on containing Fox which opens up a leak somewhere else. It really all starts with point of attack and if you don’t have that you’re going to have issues somewhere because your defense is always being compromised. Maybe some plays there was extra help and some there was not, great players like Fox will read the situation and text accordingly. Also take in to account things like Lebron ramped up his effort levels on offense in the second half, which also saw him not doing much on defense and guess who he was guarding…he’s not being serious. We know that
But the thing is this. You don’t need to know what the opposing coach is going to run in order to have better defensive schemes. It’s called scouting and preparation. The team should know what to expect by now.
But that’s not all on Ham. The effort has been SO bad on defense this year, especially on the perimeter.
This part is on Ham: it was clearly the game plan to leave Murray and Barnes open, but once they start hitting, make in-game adjustments, change the game plan. It’s just frustrating to watch our defensive tactics and the poor effort