Jade Falcon
Just to piss you off.
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Well I guess the reason I would disagree is no one’s “best” players are out there. Summer league may show “some” things of what’s to come, but the regular season squad will at most want these guys to be role players and some of them won’t even make the team.
I’m kind of curious how you intertwine summer league and the regular season? Is it coaching? Effort?
It's both. Primarily coaching. It stands to reason that the SL Coach is pretty much of similar play calling to Stotts, does it not?
As for effort: if we choose to play someone like Baldwin this season, will he show the same lack of effort and sloppy plays in the regular season that he showed in this game?
I have never in my life heard anyone including a player, coach, upper management or a writer ever suggest that summer league rotations have any corilation with nba rotations? How could they? They are entirely different rosters..
As far as plays, okay sure yes that is because it’s the same playbook. I still don’t see how you can say they are the same though...you think we are calling the same plays for John Jenkins as we are for CJ? Do you think we even call plays as much in the regular season? I would say that’s highly, highly doubtful considering the entirely different roster on the regular squad.
Well, that is a huge part of this, isn't it? Think on this: how many times last season did we feel like we all wanted to bash our faces into a wall over Terry Stott's rotations and play calling? Not to mention his lack of time outs.
No, obviously they are not calling every identical play for, say, Baldwin in SL as they are for CJ in Regular Season. However, they are very similar, as mentioned, and some of what we saw tonight SHOULD be concerning. Because Stotts has demonstrated numerous times before that he isn't capable of adjusting when things don't go right.
For example: teams like Memphis. Which we, time and time again, play down to their level instead of speeding up, moving the ball, and playing a quick-paced game. Now, tonight, much of that was Baldwin's fault. However, it's a repeating pattern when facing teams like Memphis, year after year after year. And it gets a little old after a while.

