DurzoBlint wrote:fishmike wrote:so not playing a guy who didnt even play in the regular 82 games is incapable of adapting? Cmon now. Chandler is getting killed by Hibbert and JR and MElo have shot us out of the playoffs. You cant counter poor play with good coaching.
nice was of misrepresenting my post. I didn't specifically say that his NOT playing Barron was evidence of a lack of adaptability. I said the guy could be useful with the pic-n-roll I asked why is Q, Barron and Camby rotting on the bench and I stated that this coach seems to have an inability to adapt.
Agree of disagree but, lets have some reading comprehension here
(the smiley is used to take any unintentional sting from my post)
Also, you can sometimes counter poor play by benching the players playing so poorly. At that point, you go to your bench and see if any of the other guys can give you something. Otherwise, what is the use of even having them on the bench.
If I remember right, didn't Vangundy bench his entire starting unit, during the game for a lack of effort.....And replaced them with backups?
Thats the kind of coach we need. Somebody not afraid to send "in game" messages to his team. Yelling at JR during the game isn't working. Make a move Coach....Thats why you are here!
It was clear early on that Martin and Tyson wasn't going to work......His plan B should've been to sub Copeland in and force Hibbert to play him outside the paint. Plan B should be the exact opposite of plan A.....
Or sub in Barron at center.....Anybody thats a threat from the outside, should've been in the game......Especially when you have shooters at the center position. Rasheed Wallace was Woodson's favorite, and his injury was the key to our success. That regular season run was fools gold. Wallace should've been on ice all season, just to play Indy!
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