Really like what I've seen from Grant, going back to SL. I think it's obvious now that there are benefits to having a faster/skilled PG on the floor, capable of penetrating and pushing the ball, even in this system which to be honest, doesn't even appear to be 100% 'triangle' anyway. I'm seeing a mix of everything out there: pick & roll/pop, some post up, guard penetration, drive and kick, still some iso ball for Melo, and some uptempo ball esp. when the reserves are in (Grant, D-Will etc. -- I can't help but think that TA would fit in like a glove with these guys). If this is a conscious choice by Fisher, then I applaud him for thinking outside the triangle box. We have a pretty good mix of talent -- it would be a shame to not look to utilize/maximize all these players' individual strengths. Getting the most out of all these guys should be more of a priority than trying to shoehorn each guy into any system...I really like the diversity of our attack so far, esp. the uptempo approach with Grant on the floor -- it's how we've been able to get some easy baskets and open up the lead in a few of these games. Certainly helps to finally have better talent, esp. a guy like Grant who can facilitate a much quicker game. Mike D'Antoni would've loved to have had guys like Grant and D-Will when he was here..
Jerian and Sasha need to start knocking down shots more consistently though. That's true..
