This was from a very good article by Grange. This is not coming from any of us here. Because one moron poster made it his judgment crusade as to who are we questioning this coach.
Well here it is and shove this into your throat or maybe the other end (more like it) because this is coming from someone up close and personal with this rookie coach.
Its no question that all of us are rooting for this team to succeed so I just hope that this coach make the necessary correction (using the word correction of his ill advised mistakes in game 2 is more appropriate than an adjustment)
https://www.sportsnet.ca/basketball/...rying-raptors/
Well here it is and shove this into your throat or maybe the other end (more like it) because this is coming from someone up close and personal with this rookie coach.
Its no question that all of us are rooting for this team to succeed so I just hope that this coach make the necessary correction (using the word correction of his ill advised mistakes in game 2 is more appropriate than an adjustment)
https://www.sportsnet.ca/basketball/...rying-raptors/
Through six playoff wins the credit has been directed mostly toward the bulldozer that is Kawhi Leonard’s post-season assault, the stunning emergence of Pascal Siakam, with various other contributors coming in and out of the frame.
Through two losses? It was Nurse who had to answer for why Leonard played just 33 minutes in Toronto’s Game 1 loss to Orlando more than Leonard did for blowing the coverage that allowed for DJ Augustine’s game winner.
And even though Danny Green missed two perfect looks from three that could have tied the game at the end of Game 2, or the club as a whole shot just 9-of-29 on shots defined as ‘wide-open’ per NBA.com, it is Nurse who has the explaining to do.
Why did he think it worthwhile to find 90 seconds for Jodie Meeks at the end of the third quarter — he was minus-4 over the course of three possessions — or why it took Toronto until the third quarter to begin trying to take advantage of Marc Gasolon the block against an otherwise over-matched Tobias Harris?
Through two losses? It was Nurse who had to answer for why Leonard played just 33 minutes in Toronto’s Game 1 loss to Orlando more than Leonard did for blowing the coverage that allowed for DJ Augustine’s game winner.
And even though Danny Green missed two perfect looks from three that could have tied the game at the end of Game 2, or the club as a whole shot just 9-of-29 on shots defined as ‘wide-open’ per NBA.com, it is Nurse who has the explaining to do.
Why did he think it worthwhile to find 90 seconds for Jodie Meeks at the end of the third quarter — he was minus-4 over the course of three possessions — or why it took Toronto until the third quarter to begin trying to take advantage of Marc Gasolon the block against an otherwise over-matched Tobias Harris?
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