Philc1 wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:Chemistry is science and science can be messy. Some times you get Sputnik and sometimes you get Chernobyl. I'm guessing this team is something in between, like the Zune.
When Randle not on the floor our chemistry looks really good
Since Ja Morant been out, the griz looks like a championship team. Should they trade Ja?
Sometimes it helps when the star player is out. Gives the role players room to step up. And the star player gets to see how good or bad his team is (what was bron thinking watching the lakers lose without him).
The problem are these heavy contracts players sign. Since everybody gets a huge check, they think they have to take the most shots or impact the game on offense. But the contracts is just a reflection of the nba revenue. But I believe it’s causing confusion for players who are good but not great. Randle is a very good player, but not mentioned as one of the greatest. And I believe he’s trying to show his value vs just playing a role that helps the team win. This goes for EF as well. He opens the floor by just being on the floor. He’s not going to lead the team in any stat consistently. Maybe for allow the most dribble drive plays while playing man to man defense.
This might be the best time to trade Randle. Since we are deep with draft picks. We just have the wrong star for thibs. I don’t think your two players that receive the most minutes should be inconsistent. Those mins should go to players thibs can depend on. And I’m not sure we have players like that. U can only be consistent if you know and accept your role. RJ and Randle rarely have consistent games this season. Our team consistency relies on our two top players who lead the league in mins. If they are inconsistent our team will be inconsistent.
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