Without a doubt, it's fun to watch your team win. I think the problem arises when you have expectations for a championship, start the year VERY strongly as we did and then, outside of Melo and Chandler, show very little that gives hope for a championship. I mean we are barely playing like a top 10 team. We are NOTHING, absolutely nothing like the top teams out there. They are playing much much much better than we have been. The old guys that many of us worried about getting injured are STILL injured (except Priggs, he gets hardly any minutes). Kidd looks a bit like toast as well. When I think back to those teams of the 90's and the defense they played, how they generally gave their best, etc., now that was a team you can support.
When I look at this team, we have one great player in Melo, a potential all star in Chandler. I really like Chandler, but he does everything but score and that hurts. The old folks are all hurt or apparently near collapsing (see Kidd). The coach (or team) just isn't pushing it on D, their doesn't seem to be much in the way of offensive play calling - it is mostly Melo (not completely, but for example, how many plays do we run for Novak to get open looks? I mean one of the best 3 pt shooters out there.) We need to get the team involved more as come the playoffs, they are going to COMPLETELY focus on Melo, cause, well, no one else is doing much out side of JR (and that is on occasion). And on top of all of it, there is still the cloud of Lin in the air because of Feltons often poor play (and Kidd being toast and Priggs just being ehhh.)
I guess I'm just disappointed in how many ways the team is playing below it's capability (from the coach to basically all of the players.) Again, I'll root for the team, but I'm never a total optimist or pessimist. Those are not realists, they are what they are. Maybe that can be fun (optimist) or just terrible. I try to just report what I'm seeing and well, when all is said and done, looking at our recent record (outside the great start) is just blah AND it accurately describes our play.
The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift. Albert Einstein