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That's the system, especially in the 4th. Westbrook and KD pick and roll/iso in the middle of the floor with everyone flattened out. So if anything, that's lack of an offense on the coaches. And Brooks rotations are routinely horrendous, like say tonight trotting FIsher out there so much. It's not like we got a guy on the bench who is a prolific perimeter defender and played for this Knicks team just weeks ago. He gets bailed out by superlative talent of Westbrook, KD, and Ibaka (and formerly Harden). And don't even get me started on his stubborness with the 2 bigs lineups against Miami despite mountains of data proving that lineup doesn't work and his shirking of blame when asked why that starting lineup always gets off to double digit deficits and the Harden led bench has to bail them out.
By the way, top most frequent scorer/passer assist combo in the league, Russell Westbrook to Kevin Durant. Second most frequent assist combo in the league, Russell Westbrook to Serge Ibaka. Who you want to trade him for? Rubio? And then what do you do when teams quintuple team KD because they don't respect anyone else's ability to score?
And Russ's reputation as some type of locker room cancer is massively overblown. That said, if I had to choose between the 2, I'm firing Brooks. Give him props for the player development of those 4 guys and he is definitely a player's coach, but he has peaked and his x's and o's leave a lot to be desired. Cheap organization won't fire him, they'll just let his extension run out
And yes, the Harden move will be rued forever, especially if we never win a title and then KD leaves in 2016 and/or Russ in 2017
Rondo playing off the ball would look terribleIf Westbrook, Harden, and Durant could have made it to the finals last year.
I have a hard time believing that Rondo, Harden, and Durant couldn't either.
It'd be better than what they have now, cause this is not a championship team.
Rondo would have actually been 100 percent committed to running an offense and do anything he could to get Harden and Durant going. But no use is arguing it, cause it'll never happened but I would have pulled the trigger instead of being stuck with this.
OKC looking like they're going down the route of the early 90's Portland Trailblazers.
It's amazing that KD is the scoring champ considering Westbrook never passes the ball... According to you guys.
He doesn't have the best vision and decision making, but let's not get carried away. He's routinely giving the ball up to Durant in the 4th and they do great when they run the two man game.
@ this dude Griffin man dude looked like a humpback whale
That's the system, especially in the 4th. Westbrook and KD pick and roll/iso in the middle of the floor with everyone flattened out. So if anything, that's lack of an offense on the coaches. And Brooks rotations are routinely horrendous, like say tonight trotting FIsher out there so much. It's not like we got a guy on the bench who is a prolific perimeter defender and played for this Knicks team just weeks ago. He gets bailed out by superlative talent of Westbrook, KD, and Ibaka (and formerly Harden). And don't even get me started on his stubborness with the 2 bigs lineups against Miami despite mountains of data proving that lineup doesn't work and his shirking of blame when asked why that starting lineup always gets off to double digit deficits and the Harden led bench has to bail them out.
By the way, top most frequent scorer/passer assist combo in the league, Russell Westbrook to Kevin Durant. Second most frequent assist combo in the league, Russell Westbrook to Serge Ibaka. Who you want to trade him for? Rubio? And then what do you do when teams quintuple team KD because they don't respect anyone else's ability to score?
And Russ's reputation as some type of locker room cancer is massively overblown. That said, if I had to choose between the 2, I'm firing Brooks. Give him props for the player development of those 4 guys and he is definitely a player's coach, but he has peaked and his x's and o's leave a lot to be desired. Cheap organization won't fire him, they'll just let his extension run out
And yes, the Harden move will be rued forever, especially if we never win a title and then KD leaves in 2016 and/or Russ in 2017
Damn cant believe nuggets whoopin on the clippers.
Aaron Carter traveled every single timeif ya still remember aaron carter, pretty funny
GG Denver
might as well stick a fork in it.
That's the system, especially in the 4th. Westbrook and KD pick and roll/iso in the middle of the floor with everyone flattened out. So if anything, that's lack of an offense on the coaches. And Brooks rotations are routinely horrendous, like say tonight trotting FIsher out there so much. It's not like we got a guy on the bench who is a prolific perimeter defender and played for this Knicks team just weeks ago. He gets bailed out by superlative talent of Westbrook, KD, and Ibaka (and formerly Harden). And don't even get me started on his stubborness with the 2 bigs lineups against Miami despite mountains of data proving that lineup doesn't work and his shirking of blame when asked why that starting lineup always gets off to double digit deficits and the Harden led bench has to bail them out.
By the way, top most frequent scorer/passer assist combo in the league, Russell Westbrook to Kevin Durant. Second most frequent assist combo in the league, Russell Westbrook to Serge Ibaka. Who you want to trade him for? Rubio? And then what do you do when teams quintuple team KD because they don't respect anyone else's ability to score?
And Russ's reputation as some type of locker room cancer is massively overblown. That said, if I had to choose between the 2, I'm firing Brooks. Give him props for the player development of those 4 guys and he is definitely a player's coach, but he has peaked and his x's and o's leave a lot to be desired. Cheap organization won't fire him, they'll just let his extension run out
And yes, the Harden move will be rued forever, especially if we never win a title and then KD leaves in 2016 and/or Russ in 2017
I don't think Russell is a locker room cancer, I didn't say he doesn't pass the ball, and I'm not saying he's not important - Im just saying he's very difficult to coach because of the type of game he has. His game makes him, at times - uncoachable. What type of coach would you expect to come in and save the day? I can sympathize with Coach Brooks because he's in a difficult position, if he run's a legit system, Russell won't be able to hold the ball and have the potential to go for 30 points, which he wouldn't like. If he doesn't run a system and continues to let Westbrook and Durant iso on there own, he'll get criticized.
Its not all Russ's fault, he's just the most difficult to solve. Durant absolutely needs to get his *** in the weight room this summer. He's been in the league coming on 6 years now and is still too frail, this dude needs to bulk up and develop a strong post game. He's 6'11, he has the footwork to do it.
DatzNasty - btw, you're from OKC right? How are the local fans reacting to Harden since he left? I know for damn sure, if something like this happened in NY or LA. People would have been holding the Front Office responsible everyday. Did the local fans get an acceptable explanation at least?