The splash brothers turned into the into the sprinkle brothers..lol

callmened wrote:i was impressed. he was being clowned early in the series. then he made some very good adjustments. he also had some great "after TO" plays. is he a great coach - NO but i he did impressed me

lets also count the rest of the playoffs where the cavs looked like an unstoppable machine.

Don't know if I was impressed or not, because I don't really know what he was responsible for (sorry can't help but be jaundiced when Lebron is in the huddle).

I thought this series was determined more by defense, than by offense. If Lue is responsible for that, then hats off to him!

Chandler wrote:i was happy for Ty. Seems like a nice guy, and he certainly did his best

Don't know if I was impressed or not, because I don't really know what he was responsible for (sorry can't help but be jaundiced when Lebron is in the huddle).

I thought this series was determined more by defense, than by offense. If Lue is responsible for that, then hats off to him!

+1 ... the defense was inspired, what the championship is all about to me. I had to remind myself of Lue as a player and watched this video of him guarding AI: he was relentless in this game!

And of course, that step over! Funny how the storylines intersect. Also Lue lead all players in 3Pt% 66% in that 2001 Finals.

franco12 wrote:

fishmike wrote:

franco12 wrote:

tj23 wrote:They still had so many miscommunications and poor offensive sets. LBJ and Kyrie were just too good and GS just didn't take advantage. Steph hasn't been himself for a while.

I don't know if it was the Cavs playing defense better or what - but I think this was key- Steph had a very bad series.

Steph missed shots, OKC gave Cle the blueprint for slowing down their offence and Lebron and Kyrie were unstoppable.

If you watched this series it was that simple. One thing about Lue was he was cool (which funny enough he credits Phil Jackson's influence). Aside from that this series simple came down to which team played better.

Curry is a great player and I'm not going to tell him to change, but!

Seriously, when your shot is not falling, at some point, you need points and you need to attack the basket and make refs give you FTs and get in closer and score 2's.

franco12 wrote:

fishmike wrote:

franco12 wrote:

tj23 wrote:They still had so many miscommunications and poor offensive sets. LBJ and Kyrie were just too good and GS just didn't take advantage. Steph hasn't been himself for a while.

I don't know if it was the Cavs playing defense better or what - but I think this was key- Steph had a very bad series.

Steph missed shots, OKC gave Cle the blueprint for slowing down their offence and Lebron and Kyrie were unstoppable.

If you watched this series it was that simple. One thing about Lue was he was cool (which funny enough he credits Phil Jackson's influence). Aside from that this series simple came down to which team played better.

Curry is a great player and I'm not going to tell him to change, but!

Seriously, when your shot is not falling, at some point, you need points and you need to attack the basket and make refs give you FTs and get in closer and score 2's.

WaltLongmire wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

franco12 wrote:

fishmike wrote:

franco12 wrote:

tj23 wrote:They still had so many miscommunications and poor offensive sets. LBJ and Kyrie were just too good and GS just didn't take advantage. Steph hasn't been himself for a while.

I don't know if it was the Cavs playing defense better or what - but I think this was key- Steph had a very bad series.

Steph missed shots, OKC gave Cle the blueprint for slowing down their offence and Lebron and Kyrie were unstoppable.

If you watched this series it was that simple. One thing about Lue was he was cool (which funny enough he credits Phil Jackson's influence). Aside from that this series simple came down to which team played better.

Curry is a great player and I'm not going to tell him to change, but!

Seriously, when your shot is not falling, at some point, you need points and you need to attack the basket and make refs give you FTs and get in closer and score 2's.

I agree. Also that behind the back pass that was a turnover has no place being thrown in the second half of a game 7 for the title.

I commented on that pass in the playoff thread...arguably the most ill-advised and poorly executed pass I've ever seen in a playoff game, and even if completed it was not going to help develop the play any differently than a simple bounce pass.

It is the kind of pass you might make if you were up by 30 late in the 3rd quarter...and after causing the turnover the coach would have called a time out and taken the offending player out of the game.

What was he thinking?

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LeBron kept having to wave someone over to get the help he needed. Made they offense sputter. If Lue hadn't made an adjustment, they could have lost the series right there. Cavs came out of the timeout and LeBron initiated the offense almost immediately.

Im impressed most of all that Lue (with LeBron's help) kept their eyes on the prize. Great job for a rookie coach, but he still needs more seasoning IMO to be a first rate tactician. Cant beat that start though, wow.