Gallo - needs to stop settling for 3's. Even on a good night, he's attempting like 8-9 a game, which is ridiculous. He's not going to be an elite scorer in this league by camping at the 3-pt line.
Amare - he forced things a bit, but I'm not that disappointed. Minnesota packed the paint and took away Amare's usual game. I was disappointed that he didn't go back to his elbow jumper that he hit twice in the 1st quarter.
Chandler - another solid game
Randolph - had flashes of brilliance and flashes of stupidity. Shot selection is going to be his biggest issue going forward, but love his defensive effort.
Most impressive - Rautins, followed by Douglas. I'm actually beginning to be intrigued by what Rautins can do as a backup point cause he seems to be our ONLY ballhandler who keeps his head up when he drives. Douglas' defensive energy is what we love about him. He played as if this was a playoff game.
Biggest disappointments - Felton, followed by Mason. We hardly saw any pick'n'roll play, and Felton's handle seems like it's always about to go out of control. He also seemed to shy away from the ball and defer to others to create. Not exactly what we'd want from our floor general.
Mason just flat out sucked. He's our 3-pt specialist, role player off the bench, and he comes in and airballs a three...I'd rather see Fields, Walker, and Rautins get his playing time.
Overall though, our biggest issue coming out of this game is rebounding. If we can't rebound, we can't even run. No one's boxing out, and too many players are gunning for the break before securing the rebound. 62-35 differential is absolutely pathetic, and you can't just say "well, it's preseason," cause both teams played with a lot of intensity.