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Nate says we're going to run a lot more. Do you believe him?
In Nate terms, "Wolf! Wolf!"
In Nate terms, "Wolf! Wolf!" turns out to be more like "Turtle! Turtle!"
I'm not sure if you can slow down Felton. He's always in attack mode for better or worse.
I think you must define "RUN".... to each person it may be something quite different. Let's just say when I'm running a marathon and see Nate within 2 mintues of my mile time, I'm knowing I haven't trained hard enough!
That said perhaps we could use our amnesty on Nate and then the rebuild would be complete!
I'm not a fan of a "Run and Gun" team; but I definitely like a much faster pace. It would be nice to see us get our shots off before the clock shot reaches 5 seconds or less.
I would like to be about the league average though, like our Blazer teams were with Porter, Drexler, etc.
If you want to run, you don't draft a chubby PG.
Agreed, it's all about finding that right balance. And with the retiring of Roy, I think this is the year.
We have two of the most agile big-men in the league with LMA and Oden (Beat Durant in cross-court sprints back in the day) . Throw in Crash, Batum, and Wes we should be all about the easy buckets in transition.
I'll say it since no one else will.
MR Sonic.
Assclown.
McScribbles.
I would agree with this if Nate didn't have 11 other years of going slow
Yeah the Sonic team with Lewis and Allen were built to run. Weren't they almost last during his coaching years there?
We almost certainly won't have a team that's above-average in pace. Why?
#1: Nate. He's said this before. He'll say it again. We have a thread like this EVERY year, and EVERY year there's a big chunk of people that think that Nate really REALLY means it this time.
#2: Felton. "You can't slow Felton down"? What?!? Let's look at the pace of his teams:
2005-06: 3rd of 30
2006-07: 13th
2007-08: 14th
2008-09: 27th
2009-10: 26th
His rookie year was a fluke and probably due more to Brevin Knight than to Felton... Larry Brown definitely took the air out of the ball in 2008, and I would expect Nate to do the same this year (as he always has, that one year in Seattle excepted).
Ed O.
Ed, you can clearly see by your own stats that Felton is on the upswing.
#2: Felton. "You can't slow Felton down"? What?!? Let's look at the pace of his teams:
2005-06: 3rd of 30
2006-07: 13th
2007-08: 14th
2008-09: 27th
2009-10: 26th
His rookie year was a fluke and probably due more to Brevin Knight than to Felton... Larry Brown definitely took the air out of the ball in 2008, and I would expect Nate to do the same this year (as he always has, that one year in Seattle excepted).
Ed O.
