ccch wrote:How about moving on from Julius...He might be a hard worker, team player, blah, blah , blah but he has proving over and over he can't function under pressure.
1. Loses ball in critical situations
2. Dribbles into double teams seaming having no awareness that people are coming on his back side.
3. Makes horrible passes when pressures on.
4. Inconsistent foul shots when under pressure.
5. Decision making is bad in these critical situations.
6. Slow down pace and team rhythm of the team by tying to back defends into the low post for a fall away jump shot.Yes...he will make a key shot once in a while while with 3 seconds left. Probably because it's just instinct and doesn't have time to think.
On balance he's not the guy to build around. Love to see a trade and get what we can for him while he still have value.
Your right, he's not a guy to build around, he's a guy that can be part of a winning culture.
Is kris middleton a guy you can build around, is Derozen or Lavine guys you can build around, is Booker a guy you can build around (when the suns struggled for his 1st 6 yrs in the nba), lillard, Kat.
You are supposed to get additional good players to play with Randle, and the Knicks did not do that with their NBA high in cap space last summer.
Is it Randle fault mitch and noel sucks on offense and cant stay healthy, or RJ shooting 27%, or Fournier being a suspect player, or Kemba can't play like he used to.
Your blaming Randle for not being a super star or a perfect player..
Isn't up to the coach to take the ball out of Randle's hands when he sees fit.