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| Re: At Chicago January 19th, 8:30 PM Quote:
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| Re: At Chicago January 19th, 8:30 PM It is the system...........they seem to stand around when things get tough in a game.....when tay has the ball...he holds it until 5 seconds then someone has to put up a bad shot to beat the clock. It happens over and over again. |
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| Re: At Chicago January 19th, 8:30 PM Exactly.......just look at the game again.....tay looks like a tired old man out there. Look at his facial expressions.........far too many minutes |
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| Re: At Chicago January 19th, 8:30 PM I propose another explanation, why flip is flip: coaches work is to demand always more than has accomplished(at least in pro sport). And playing struggling startes to 40-s is maybe a message: wanna rest? then play well! bench doesn't have to clean away starters sh!t. Bench is there for helping, but starters have responsibility(so their work is to clean away bench's sh!t too). But all this we are writing here is purely hypothetical, of course. None of us has seen "kitchen's side of coaching" |
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| Re: At Chicago January 19th, 8:30 PM Quote:
Yeah, it was a back to back, a whole 45 minute airplane ride away. These guys have got to be able to play two heavy minutes games back to back and still come out with a little pride and spunk. Last night wasn't a scheduling loss, not a coaching loss. It was the best starting five in the league just not showing up.
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| Re: At Chicago January 19th, 8:30 PM Telling sequence: Tay had Noah on him and tried to drive and could not get by him. Hemmingway could not describe his futile attempt at dribbling. It looked like an amputee trying to dribble with their stub leg. I would have to think for a while to come up with a 3 who could not drive on Noah. Noah, by the way, would look great sitting at the end of DET's bench. Sheed had 2 fouls in the 1st half and ends up guarding Nocioni. You have to know he's probably going to pick up a cheapie there. To open the 2nd half he's guarding Smith when Ben is out there. If you are so dependent on these guys, can't you do these little things to hopefully maximize their time on the floor? Why would you make the declaration that the rotation(?) is being trimmed if you didn't think that Stuckey could handle it? Honestly, since that announcement I've been rooting against them. I like the players but hate the team. I am tired of the pursuit of mediocrity. There are too many players here for Flip. He laments what they can't do instead of taking advantage of what they can. A guy like AA is useless to Flip because he doesn't instinctively stand out by the 3 point line and throw shots up. It is comical to think of how he would use Bruce Bowen. I don't know why, but this is heaven for Flip. He knows he is only a few more games like this from having some guys walk with permanent limps while others nod off on the bench. He gets paid the same regardless. Why work harder than he needs to? |
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| Re: At Chicago January 19th, 8:30 PM Quote:
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| Re: At Chicago January 19th, 8:30 PM Quote:
And all pistons fans (not only in this forum) complained about such attitude and cursed flip 'cuz he didn't ride harder on players. And NOW you're complaining that flip demand too much!! IMO this demanding more is the only way how to get rid of complacency: those starters(maybe bench too) need to learn that they are not invincible, that opponents doesn't care that "they have been there-blah-blah-blah". Last edited by raxrets : 01-20-2008 at 01:08 PM. |