FoeDiddy wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:FoeDiddy wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:Look at all the Dirk ISO's. They work. And they would work with Melo as well and get him into the game.Oh, I forgot. It does not fit into this "Free Flowing" offense.
Yea, exactly.
You either build an ISO team around Melo or you build an MDA team.
I prefer an MDA team, WE SAW AN MDA TEAM WHEN MELO WAS OUT AND LIN RAN US TO 8-1.
You might prefer Melo.
But let's not get it twisted: it's either Melo or MDA; this can't work the way it is.
A mix of both can work. I'm confident in this. It almost worked in the Boston game. In this game it could have worked too but we went free flow all game and started making bad decisions.
They two styles are opposites. Mixing them causes both to suck.
We can't have it both ways. You run some free flow MDA ball, then pop an ISO or two in, this kills the flow.
It almost feels like we're coaching the other 11 guys to play MDA style, but then letting Melo play a different game.
No way.
didn't say mix in that fashion. Run MDA ball before crunch time...when crunch time hits get your best players in their best spots and ISO. It's safe and cuts down on all these turnovers in crunch time.
You think the bulls in the last minutes ran the triangle offense. Nope..they got Jordan in his spot and had him go to work. if the double comes..pass out and get it to the open man. It's simple basketball. Much better then these bounce passes to Amare and Tyson's knees in crunch time leading to turnovers. Or having Lin dribble outside the 3 pt line for 15 secs and then rushing a jumpshot that bricks. That's not good basketball.
The Suns were fine without having to switch it up in crunch time, we can't forget that.
I think even if you bring Melo ISO at the end, you still crush flow. Maybe even worse than before because guys that have been doing one thing all game are now, at the very end, asked to throw it out the window. And then there is the question of "can Melo stay in the game?" until crunch time to "do his thing"?
To my mind, they don't mix either way you cut it.